Trump Shows Up to Supreme Court Like It’s the Season Premiere of 'Law & Order: Politics Edition'
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- •President Trump attended the Supreme Court hearing on his birthright citizenship order for the first time on Wednesday morning.
- •He argued to restrict citizenship for US-born children of undocumented immigrants despite centuries-old constitutional rulings.
- •The ACLU challenged the order and said they were ready to educate Trump on constitutional law in court.
On a historic first, President Trump graced the Supreme Court on Wednesday at 9:50am ET, personally attending oral arguments over his spicy executive order aiming to yank birthright citizenship—a constitutional right blessed by the Court for over 125 years since 1898. The mastermind behind dubbing judges 'dumb' on Truth Social also claimed birthright citizenship "is about the BABIES OF SLAVES," apparently ignoring the Constitution's memo. Previously absent from last year's court tariff face-off—where justices dared to call his tariffs illegal and thus 'unpatriotic'—Trump finally RSVP’d this year, probably hoping to get a better seat for his next round of mass deportations and banning trans military folks. Meanwhile, the ACLU, starring as the constitutional drill sergeants, invited him to get schooled, best seat in the house included.
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Source: Axios | Published: 4/1/2026 | Author: Rebecca Falconer
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