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Since taking office, President Donald Trump And his administration has become the goal of multiple demands on the president’s agenda and policies.
Trump’s White House has faced numerous legal challenges, including deportation policies, an executive order to end the citizens of the birth and a directive to freeze federal funding.
Citizenship at the part of birth
On the day of its inauguration, Trump signed an executive order that ended the citizenry of the citizenry for children of illegal immigrants, and many legal experts argued that the law is consecrated to the Constitution under the 14th amendment.
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“The privilege of the citizens of the United States is an unpaid and deep gift,” Trump says in the order, entitled “Protecting the meaning and value of North -American citizenship.”
The American Union of Civil Liberties (ACLU) filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration that same day “on behalf of organizations with members that babies born in the United States will be denied citizenship under the order.” ACLU also stated that order is unconstitutional and against the intention of Congress and Precedent of the Supreme Court.
Since taking office, President Donald Trump and his administration have become the goal of multiple demands on the president’s agenda and policies. (Reuters/Carlos Barria)
Eighteen states led by Democrats launched their own demand, claiming that the order is unconstitutional and “unprecedented”.
“The President has no authority to rewrite or override a constitutional modification or a duly promulgated Statute. Nor is it powerful for any other source of law to limit who receives citizenship from the United States at birth,” says the demand.
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New Jersey, Massachusetts, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Hawaii, Maine, and others signed the demand, along with the city and county of San Francisco, California and Washington, DC DC.
A U.S. District Judge He also temporarily blocked Trump’s order in a separate demand filed by the States of Arizona, Illinois, Oregon and Washington, which describe the action as “blatantly unconstitutional.”
Mass deportations
Some Groups of the city of Chicago Sanctuary He filed a lawsuit against Trump’s administration on his mass deportation policy, saying that he violates his rights to the first amendment.
The demand, filed by the Brighton Park Neighborhood Council, organized communities against deportations, Illinois coalition for immigrant Rights and Inc. refugees. and to propose the Floor Alliance, he states that “the threat of the ICE agents flooding in the communities has already affected the Chicoans and their rights have been refreshed. to freely exercise their religion and meet. ”
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Finish Dei’s policies
Trump also signed an executive order that ended with all federals Programs of diversity, equity and inclusion (Dei). On Monday, the President signed an order stating that the adoption of a gender identity inconsistent with an individual’s sex conflict with the commitment of a soldier with an honorable, true and disciplined lifestyle, even in personal life. “
Six transgender military filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration, arguing that the order is unconstitutional and violates the component of egalitarian protection of the fifth amendment.
“Instead of based on any legitimate government purpose, the prohibition reflects the animosity for transgender people due to their transgender state,” says the lawsuit.
Freeze federal aid funding
It The Office of Management and Budget issued a note Monday with a directive to stop all federal aid and loans with the aim of eradicating “disorder” and “weapon” in an effort to improve government efficiency. The note states that about $ 3 trillion were spent on 2024 on attendance programs.
New York Attorney General Letitia James On Tuesday he directed a coalition of 22 other lawyers asking for the implementation of the note. (Pictures of Jemal Countess/Getty for the Caucus Negra Foundation of Congress)
The White House shortly after insisted that freezing did not affect programs such as Social Security, Medicare or other payments with law.
Next to the Democrats of the Senate announcing a coordinated answer With the democratic governors, the general state lawyers, along with the defense and non -profit groups, presented their own dresses on the directive.
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Tuesday, New York Attorney General Letitia James He directed a coalition of 22 other lawyers asking for the implementation of the note.
Also, a good number of non -profit organizations and health associations, including a LGBTQ+law group, filed a lawsuit on Tuesday on the directive.
A federal judge imposed on Tuesday a stay in Trump’s action, delaying it -until Monday.
Adam Shaw, Breanne Deppisch and Chris Pandolfo de Fox News contributed to this report.
