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Illinois Immigrant Advocate Reacts to Birthright Citizenship Ruling and Enforcement
On June 27, 2025, the Supreme Court allowed enforcement of birthright citizenship restrictions in Illinois and 27 other states. This…
Trump Announces Plan to Strip Citizenship from Certain Naturalized Immigrants
The Trump administration’s denaturalization policy affects 25 million naturalized citizens, enabling revocation for fraud and crimes through civil courts without…
5 Key Changes Trump Could Soon Make to U.S. Citizenship Process
Trump’s administration seeks to end birthright citizenship, increase deportations, eliminate DACA and TPS, restrict family immigration, and limit benefits for…
Can You Lose Your Citizenship? DOJ’s New Denaturalization Efforts Explained
The DOJ's new 2025 policy targets naturalized citizens for denaturalization via civil lawsuits with lower proof requirements, focusing on fraud…
Over 700 Individuals Become U.S. Citizens at Naturalization Ceremony
Naturalization ceremonies welcomed 818,500 new U.S. citizens in 2024. Eligibility requires residency, tests, and good moral character. Major cities host…
Washington AG Vows to Fight for Birthright Citizenship After SCOTUS Ruling
The Supreme Court limited nationwide injunctions, affecting challenges to President Trump’s order targeting birthright citizenship. Washington AG Nick Brown leads…
Birthright Citizenship in Alaska and Hawaii Remains Protected Amid Legal Challenges
Birthright citizenship is protected by the Constitution and upheld by the Supreme Court as of July 2025. H.R.569 proposes limits…
How Trump’s Birthright Citizenship Ban Could Affect All 50 States by July 27
Executive Order 14156 limits birthright citizenship to children with a citizen or legal resident parent. A Supreme Court decision allows…