Trump official says White House will fight birthright citizenship decision

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White House adviser Stephen Miller stated on July 1, 2026, that the Trump administration will continue to fight to end birthright citizenship following a US Supreme Court ruling against the president. Miller indicated that the administration's next step will be to pursue legislative changes through Congress to alter the existing law.

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A White House adviser told Al Jazeera the Trump administration will continue ‘fighting’ to end birthright citizenship.

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