New Hampshire Judge Pauses Trump’s Birthright Citizenship Order Nationwide Via Class Action Lawsuit – Amar Ujala Hindi News Live

Explain that this matter is directly related to the 14th amendment of the US Constitution, which clearly states that whoever is born in America and is subject to the laws here is an American citizen. On this, the Trump administration said that being under the law means that if the parents are living illegally, then the child should not be given citizenship.

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The decision of Trump administration cannot be declared valid- judge

During the hearing in the case, Judge La Plante said that Trump’s arguments are serious, but they cannot be declared valid. He said that depriving citizenship is the greatest and irreparable loss for a person. At the same time, lawyer Kodi Wafsi, who fought the case in this case, said that this decision will give protection to every child across the country with this cruel and unconstitutional order.

Who filed a petition filed

In protest against this decision of the Trump administration, this petition has been filed on behalf of a pregnant woman, two parents and their newborns. Pregnant women from Honduras are hoping to become an American citizen. The reason is that the coming October is going to give birth to her fourth child. Along with this, a Brazilian citizen, who has been living in Florida for the last five years in this case, said that his child is born in America and has full rights of American citizenship.

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The matter may reach the Supreme Court soon

After this decision of Federal Judge Sosef La Plante of New Hampshire, the matter may soon reach the Supreme Court. There it will be decided whether Trump’s order is against the Constitution or not. A migrant rights organization named CASA has also filed another lawsuit in Maryland and has demanded a ban on orders across the country. The institution has told its members that there is no need to panic yet, the legal battle continues.