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• The U.S. Supreme Court affirmed that children born in the United States are citizens under the Fourteenth Amendment, regardless of their parents' legal or temporary status. • The ruling highlights deep ideological rifts among the justices, with some arguing that the court ignored historical evidence from Reconstruction-era debates.

• The Supreme Court rejected President Donald Trump's effort to end birthright citizenship, marking a significant legal defeat for his administration. • The ruling preserves the constitutional right of children born in the U.S. to obtain citizenship regardless of their parents' status.

• The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 against an executive order from the Trump administration that sought to end birthright citizenship for children of undocumented immigrants and temporary foreign visitors. • The ruling, issued on June 30, 2026, restores the right to automatic citizenship for babies born within the United States.

• The US Supreme Court issued a ruling upholding birthright citizenship, delivering a significant rebuke to Donald Trump's anti-immigration agenda. • To bypass this ruling, the administration would need to pass legislation, though it faces the difficult challenge of overcoming a 60-vote Senate filibuster.

• The US Supreme Court struck down federal spending limits that previously restricted how much political parties could spend in coordination with candidates. • This ruling removes longstanding caps on coordinated expenditures, granting parties significantly more financial flexibility during election cycles.

• The Supreme Court issued a ruling on Tuesday altering federal campaign finance limits, potentially shifting the financial landscape for the 2026 elections. • The decision allows party groups to provide more direct funding to candidates, which is particularly beneficial for Republicans who have been trailing in fundraising.

• In a 6-3 landmark ruling on Tuesday, the US Supreme Court struck down campaign spending limits, citing protections under the First Amendment. • The decision overrules a 2001 precedent involving the Colorado Republican Federal Campaign Committee and reverses a 2024 ruling by the US 6th Circuit Court of Appeals.

• The Supreme Court issued several rulings regarding Donald Trump's agenda, balancing the expansion of presidential authority with significant legal setbacks. • The Court rejected the government's attempt to fire Federal Reserve official Cook, ruling that doing so would improperly transform "for-cause protection" into "at-will employment" and threaten central bank independence.

• Former President Donald Trump is urging Congress to pass a law banning birthright citizenship following a Supreme Court ruling that struck down one of his signature initiatives to limit the practice. • The legal defeat underscores the difficulty of altering citizenship rules through executive action or judicial challenges.

• The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 on Tuesday that the Constitution guarantees automatic birthright citizenship to virtually everyone born within the United States. • The decision directly rejects an executive order from President Donald Trump that sought to end this longstanding constitutional guarantee.

• The Pastef party, holding 130 of 165 National Assembly seats, is proposing constitutional reforms to reduce the powers of President Bassirou Diomaye Faye. • Pastef claims the changes are intended to strengthen the separation of powers between Senegal's executive, legislature, and judiciary.