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House Republicans Consider Legislation on Birthright Citizenship After Court Ruling
House Republicans are reviewing legislative options to address birthright citizenship following a Supreme Court decision that struck down an executive order restricting the practice. Officials said the conference is examining multiple approaches to the issue.
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A Republican lawmaker stated Sunday that the conference is “looking at all angles” to handle the matter through legislation. The same statement noted that lawmakers “do need to address it” and are reviewing available options. The comments came during an appearance on a Sunday news program.
Officials indicated that any legislative fix would be considered as part of broader discussions within the conference.
Background on the Court Decision The Supreme Court decision invalidated the executive order that had aimed to limit birthright citizenship. The ruling prompted Republican lawmakers to explore statutory responses. No specific timeline or bill text has been released. Officials said further review is ongoing.
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