Trump Order Against Birthright Citizenship blocked by us court: An American court has taken a big step on the Birthright Citizenship Order, which ended citizenship from the birth of US President Donald Trump. This ban is being considered as the first major setback for the order issued by the Trump administration on the very first day. But the question is, why is the ban on Trump’s birthright citizenship order so important? Especially what can Indians living in America benefit from this order?
Trump’s order and court decision
Donald Trump signed an executive order on the very first day of his second term as President, asking to abolish the law of giving American citizenship on the basis of birth. Under this order, the US-born children would get citizenship only if one of their parents had an American citizen, a green card holder, or a member of the US Army. On Thursday, the District Court of Seattle, USA, has stopped the implementation of this order for 14 days. During this time, the court will hold a legal hearing of the entire case.
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Trump administration’s argument and court comments
The Trump administration claims that the right to citizenship from birth promotes illegal migrants and “birth tourism”. The administration described this policy as necessary to improve the US immigration system and reduce the pressure on resources. However, Washington’s Assistant Attorney General Lane Polozhola said in the court, “This order means that children born today will not be considered American citizens.” He said that this order will deprive more than 1.5 lakh children from the basic rights given in the Constitution every year.
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How will the Indian community get relief?
There are more than 48 lakh Indian-American in America. Many of these Indian families are in the process of green card or H-1B visa. Under the current law, their US -born children automatically get American citizenship, but this will not happen after Trump’s order comes into force. Therefore, it will be difficult for the children of Indians living in American to get citizenship. The implementation of Trump’s order, especially on families who are currently in the process of getting permanent citizenship (green card). Children of such families do not get American citizenship from birth and they would have to face legal challenges.
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Effect on family re-union
The US immigration system emphasizes the family to bring together (family re-union). Under the current law, children who become American citizens can call their parents to America after the age of 21. If Trump’s order is implemented, then his right will also end, which will make it difficult for the families to live together. Trump’s order will also increase difficulties for Indian families who do not misuse American policy and make positive contribution to America’s economy and society.
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Relief news for Indians
In the current situation, the court’s decision against the order to end the Barthright Citizenship is considered a relieved step for millions of Indians living in the US. The families will get stability and protection due to the right to get citizenship to the US -born children. The Indian-American community hopes that the courts will save the 14th amendment of the US Constitution, which says that every child born in the US will be given the coreriness there, irrespective of their parents’ citizenship.
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What will happen next?
Trump’s order has been challenged in the court by four Democratic-Left states. The lawyers argued that the 14th amendment of the US Constitution cannot be changed only through executive order. At present, the decision of Seattle’s judge is just a temporary ban. This fight on the legal front is not over yet. Long legal debate can be done in the courts. But the manner in which the judge of the Seattle court stop the order of Trump and described him as completely unconstitutional, has increased the hope of getting justice to the people opposing the order.
