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Birthright Citizenship Case Pushes Trump's Relationship With Supreme Court to Brink [View all]
The Wall Street Journal
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The Supreme Court is set to consider a pillar of President Trump’s immigration crackdown: limiting U.S. citizenship. Trump seems to be bracing for defeat.
Birthright Citizenship Case Pushes Trump’s Relationship With Supreme Court to Brink
President fumes at justices as they prepare to take up his next big case
on.wsj.com
1:16 PM · Mar 29, 2026
@wsj.com
The Supreme Court is set to consider a pillar of President Trump’s immigration crackdown: limiting U.S. citizenship. Trump seems to be bracing for defeat.
Birthright Citizenship Case Pushes Trump’s Relationship With Supreme Court to Brink
President fumes at justices as they prepare to take up his next big case
on.wsj.com
1:16 PM · Mar 29, 2026
The Supreme Court is set to consider a pillar of President Trump’s immigration crackdown: limiting U.S. citizenship. Trump seems to be bracing for defeat.
— The Wall Street Journal (@wsj.com) 2026-03-29T17:16:50.234804Z
Birthright Citizenship Case Pushes Trump’s Relationship With Supreme Court to Brink
President fumes at justices as they prepare to take up his next big case
By James Romoser
March 29, 2026 5:00 am ET
Chief Justice John Roberts and Associate Justices Elena Kagan, Brett Kavanaugh, and Amy Coney Barrett during a State of the Union address.
Justices listened to President Trump’s State of the Union address in February. Graeme Sloan/Bloomberg News
WASHINGTON—President Trump’s relationship with the Supreme Court has never been more toxic. Now, it risks getting worse.
After the court’s rejection of Trump’s tariffs provoked a new level of hostility from the president, the justices are set to consider a pillar of his immigration crackdown: limiting U.S. citizenship. Trump seems to be bracing for defeat.
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President fumes at justices as they prepare to take up his next big case
By James Romoser
March 29, 2026 5:00 am ET
Chief Justice John Roberts and Associate Justices Elena Kagan, Brett Kavanaugh, and Amy Coney Barrett during a State of the Union address.
Justices listened to President Trump’s State of the Union address in February. Graeme Sloan/Bloomberg News
WASHINGTON—President Trump’s relationship with the Supreme Court has never been more toxic. Now, it risks getting worse.
After the court’s rejection of Trump’s tariffs provoked a new level of hostility from the president, the justices are set to consider a pillar of his immigration crackdown: limiting U.S. citizenship. Trump seems to be bracing for defeat.
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