SCOTUS to hear arguments Wednesday on birthright citizenship in Trump v Barbara with VP of Legal Affairs at Landmark Legal Mike O'Neill

The U.S. Supreme Court hearing in a closely watched case involving birthright citizenship, often referred to as Trump v. Barbara, a dispute that could have significant implications for how the Fourteenth Amendment is interpreted moving forward. At the center of the case is whether executive authority can redefine longstanding interpretations of citizenship granted to individuals born on U.S. soil. Mike O'Neill, Vice President of Legal Affairs at Landmark Legal Foundation, says the Court’s review could clarify constitutional boundaries between the executive branch and established legal precedent, emphasizing that the outcome may shape immigration policy and citizenship rights for years to come.