Trump official says White House will fight birthright citizenship decision

Al Jazeera Wednesday 01 July 2026, 08:20 UTC 1 min read

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Trump official says White House will fight birthright citizenship decision Trump official says White House will fight birthright citizenship decision White House adviser Stephen Miller has told Al Jazeera the Trump administration will continue ‘fighting’ to end birthright citizenship, after the US Supreme Court ruled against the president. Speaking to Al Jazeera’s Alan Fisher, Miller says they will now push Congress to change the law. Published On 1 Jul 2026

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