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Recent Court Rulings in the Birthright Citizenship Dispute
Anxious moments at Shreveport City Council meetings as members felt out of the loop
Anxious moments at Shreveport City Council meetings as members felt out of the loop
A major legal conflict continues over President Trump’s January executive order (EO 14160), which aims to restrict automatic U.S. citizenship at birth for children born to parents who are not citizens or lawful permanent residents.
Anxious moments at Shreveport City Council meetings as members felt out of the loop
Anxious moments at Shreveport City Council meetings as members felt out of the loop
Anxious moments at Shreveport City Council meetings as members felt out of the loop
Tensions appear to be escalating within President Trump’s inner circle as renewed scrutiny of the Jeffrey Epstein case reopens old political and legal wounds, fueling a quiet but intense power struggle at the highest levels of the administration.
Supreme Court authorizes Trump’s executive order authorizing large-scale federal reductions
Supreme Court authorizes Trump’s executive order authorizing large-scale federal reductions
Supreme Court authorizes Trump’s executive order authorizing large-scale federal reductions
The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that President Trump’s executive order authorizing large-scale reductions in the federal workforce may move forward.
New “Trump Accounts” Aim to Boost Child Savings, But Financial Experts Raise Concerns
Supreme Court authorizes Trump’s executive order authorizing large-scale federal reductions
Supreme Court authorizes Trump’s executive order authorizing large-scale federal reductions
A new federal initiative known as “Trump Accounts” is set to provide every child born between 2025 and 2028 with a $1,000 investment account aimed at promoting early financial literacy.