During a contentious case, Donald Trump brands the United States a “stupid country

It’s no secret that Donald Trump has strong opinions regarding birthright citizenship. He made some startling comments in his most recent statement. Read on to find out more. Donald Trump has been making a lot of changes since he took office on January 20. He has worked extensively on US trade accords with other nations. He has also been concentrating on issues like crime, narcotics, and immigration.

A large number of migrants have been deported by the administration. By invoking a wartime statute, several people were sent to El Salvador’s mega-jail. No legal proceedings were available to the deported individuals. offering non-US nationals a “free flight” and a “exit bonus” to encourage them to depart.

The 14th Amendment to the US Constitution guarantees birthright citizenship, which Trump and his administration have been attempting to abolish. “All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to its jurisdiction, are citizens,” the amendment states.

The government is attempting to enact an executive order that states that children born in the United States to parents who do not possess permanent residency—such as illegal immigrants or those who are in the country on a temporary work, student, or tourist visa—should not be granted citizenship. Three justices in Maryland, Massachusetts, and Washington blocked the ruling.

Donald Trump now urged the Supreme Court to reevaluate their ruling on social media using his website, Truth Social. He emphasized that the right to defend “the babies of slaves” was granted at the close of the Civil War and is no longer necessary in the modern era. “Birthright Citizenship was not intended for people to take vacations to become permanent citizens of the United States of America, and bring their families with them, constantly laughing at the ‘SUCKERS’ that we are,” the President wrote. “The drug cartels love it, but no one knows why the United States of America is the only country in the world that does this!”

“We are, for the sake of being politically correct, a STUPID Country,” he continued, adding that this is actually the complete opposite of being politically correct and that it is another factor contributing to America’s dysfunction.

The Civil War ended in 1865, he said, “and the Bill went to Congress less than a year later, in 1866, and was passed shortly after that, as conclusive proof.” “It had nothing to do with illegal immigration, which has long been a problem for those who wish to scam our country from all over the world. It was related to the outcomes of the Civil War and the children of slaves whom our legislators rightly believed required protection.

“Please provide the US Supreme Court with an explanation of this. We didn’t have people swarming into our nation from all across South America and the rest of the world after the Civil War finished in 1865 and the bill was sent to Congress in 1866.

It wasn’t a topic at all. “What we had were slave babies.” I appreciate you taking the time to consider this. I wish you well in this crucial case. GRACE TO THE U.S.A. President Donald Trump made this claim as the Supreme Court gets ready to consider whether the president has the authority to revoke birthright citizenship. How do you feel about this new administration’s update? Tell me in the comments below.