By Jonathan Stempel Aug 11 (Reuters) - The ACLU and other groups asked a federal judge to block U.S. President Donald Trump ...

President Donald Trump’s latest effort to curb birthright citizenship is facing fresh skepticism in court, with immigrants ...

Donald Trump’s latest executive orders have sparked another legal fight over citizenship. Rights groups are fighting back ...

Legal groups are challenging President Trump's latest executive order attempting to restrict birthright citizenship.

Immigration advocates who successfully defeated Trump’s first birthright citizenship order denounced the moves.

The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) on Tuesday launched its first effort to challenge President Trump’s new attempt at restricting birthright citizenship. The group wants a federal judge to rule ...

Just five days after President Donald Trump signed a new executive order that seeks to narrow the availability of birthright citizenship – the current guarantee of automatic citizenship to almost all ...

The ACLU is now asking a court to prohibit any further action from the Trump administration to limit who has automatic access to U.S. citizenship.

Birthright citizenship groups push judge to block Trump’s latest ‘equally illegal’ executive order - Groups that defeated the president’s attempt to redefine the 14th Amendment say the Supreme Court’s ...

Rather than bringing a new lawsuit, the ACLU is asking the trial judge, whose ruling was upheld by the Supreme Court, to rule that President Donald Trump cannot deny citizenship to anyone covered by ...

Group says new executive order is attempt to evade supreme court’s earlier ruling against the president ...