Judicial view is scheduled for May 13according to a document published this April 17.
The decision to make the case comes just over a month after the Trump government requested the Supreme Court partially lift several judicial orders that block the decree with which the White House tried to end this right, covered by the Constitution.
On his second day in power, Trump signed an executive order for eliminate the right to citizenship by birth to the children of undocumented migrants and migrants with temporary visas.
He Decree was challenged In court, and Three federal judges In Maryland, Washington and Massachusetts ordered their temporary block at the national level, While the case is resolved.
Given the possibility that this case could take months or years to resolve, the Trump government presented one emergency request before the Supreme Court to partially raise national blockages.
As happened in his first administration (2017-2021), several of the measures decreed by Trump at the beginning of his second term have been answered with demands and subsequent judicial blockages.
Trump’s decree contradicts amendment 14 of the United States Constitution, of 1868, which grants American citizenship to any person born within their national territory.