Trump seeks Supreme Court rehearing on birthright citizenship after setback

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President Trump says he will ask the Supreme Court to rehear its recent decision that blocked his order to end birthright citizenship for those born in the United States, arguing the ruling is wrong. The 6-3 decision cited the 14th Amendment, and while a rehearing is possible, the Court rarely grants them, and legislative action to restrict birthright citizenship faces hurdles even as public opinion polls remain supportive of birthright citizenship.
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- Trump announces long-shot bid to get Supreme Court to rehear birthright citizenship case CNBC
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