India  
 
NewsR.in

US Supreme Court divided over judges' power in citizenship case

BBC News Thursday, 15 May 2025 ()
US Supreme Court divided over judges' power in citizenship caseThe case centres on whether lower courts have the power to block Trump's orders nationwide, including his proposal to end birthright citizenship.
0
shares		ShareTweetSavePostSend
 
Video Credit: Rumble - Published
News video: Supreme Court Birthright Citizenship Oral Arguments Live

Supreme Court Birthright Citizenship Oral Arguments Live

 SCOTUS hears Trump's Birthright Citizenship Arguments Live. This case will force SCOTUS to define Article 2 Presidential Powers for years to come

You Might Like


Related videos from verified sources

TMI Show Ep 139 Re-run: “SCOTUS Tackles Birthright Citizenship” [Video]

TMI Show Ep 139 Re-run: “SCOTUS Tackles Birthright Citizenship”

Get ready for a gripping episode of The TMI Show with hosts Ted Rall and Manila Chan, diving into one of the most pivotal legal battles of 2025! The main focus is the U.S. Supreme Court’s oral..

Credit: RumblePublished
BREAKING: Major Case on Judges’ Power at Supreme Court [Video]

BREAKING: Major Case on Judges’ Power at Supreme Court

Credit: RumblePublished
TMI Show Ep 139: “SCOTUS Tackles Birthright Citizenship” [Video]

TMI Show Ep 139: “SCOTUS Tackles Birthright Citizenship”

Get ready for a gripping episode of The TMI Show with hosts Ted Rall and Manila Chan, diving into one of the most pivotal legal battles of 2025! The main focus is the U.S. Supreme Court’s oral..

Credit: RumblePublished

Related news from verified sources

US Supreme Court weighs judicial checks on Trump with birthright case

 The US Supreme Court is reviewing a case concerning Donald Trump's attempt to end birthright citizenship, challenging the power of federal judges to issue...
IndiaTimes

A Simple Defense of Nationwide Injunctions

 The main issue addressed in yesterday's birthright citizenship oral argument before the Supreme Court was whether federal courts should have the power to issue...
Upworthy