Trump to end birthright citizenship for children of illegal immigrants, halt refugee flow
President-elect Trump is set to shake up U.S. immigration policy with a series of executive orders, including one that will end birthright citizenship for children of illegal immigrants. This move, along with other border-related orders, is aimed at overhauling immigration policy and enhancing border security.
The incoming White House officials revealed that Trump will sign an executive order clarifying language in the 14th Amendment, stating that the federal government will no longer recognize automatic birthright citizenship for children of illegal aliens born in the United States. This decision is likely to face legal challenges from civil rights groups and immigration activists, as some legal experts argue that such a change requires a constitutional amendment.
In addition to ending birthright citizenship, Trump will deploy U.S. troops to the southern border, resume border wall construction, and designate international cartels as Foreign Terrorist Organizations. The administration will also pause refugee resettlement for four months and implement a streamlined removal process for migrants seeking asylum.
Furthermore, Trump will direct the attorney general to seek capital punishment for law enforcement murders and capital crimes committed by illegal immigrants. This tough stance on border security and immigration is part of a broader strategy to prioritize national security and territorial integrity.
Overall, Trump is expected to sign a total of 10 executive orders related to border security and immigration on his first day in office. These actions reflect his commitment to strengthening U.S. borders and cracking down on illegal immigration.
Adam Shaw, a politics reporter for Fox News Digital, will be covering these developments closely. Stay tuned for more updates on immigration and border security issues.
