Record #4638
Rather than accept the Supreme Court's birthright-citizenship ruling, President Trump will pursue another route to narrow birthright citizenship (e.g., restricting entry/visas for pregnant foreign nationals)
CorrectRecorded occurrence
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Occurrence 1 of 1 · source record #4638 The Megyn Kelly Show · Supreme Court BOMBSHELLS: Against Trump on Birthright Citizenship, WIN For Protecting Female Sports, with Mike Davis, Alan Dershowitz, and Kristen Waggoner | Ep. 1350
Original quoteThat's, that's the where it's going to go because President Trump will play hardball on this. He's shown that in response to the tariff rulings that he doesn't just accept, oh, I lost. Okay, it's over. He's going to find another way of narrowing this field.
Quote begins at 33:46
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How the call settles
The Trump administration announces a new executive, regulatory, or enforcement measure aimed at restricting birth tourism / birthright citizenship after the June 30, 2026 ruling
Our reasoning
YES on the research record because Within a day of the June 30, 2026 ruling, DOJ and DHS announced a 'birth tourism' crackdown (Washington Times, July 1, 2026); the State Department then issued a new rule directing consular officers to presume pregnant B-2 visa applicants are seeking U.S. citizenship for the child and to deny the visa absent rebuttal, and ICE was directed to prioritize organized birth-tourism investigations.. Applied stored rule: The Trump administration announces a new executive, regulatory, or enforcement measure aimed at restricting birth tourism / birthright citizenship after the June 30, 2026 ruling.
Outcome evidence
Within a day of the June 30, 2026 ruling, DOJ and DHS announced a 'birth tourism' crackdown (Washington Times, July 1, 2026); the State Department then issued a new rule directing consular officers to presume pregnant B-2 visa applicants are seeking U.S. citizenship for the child and to deny the visa absent rebuttal, and ICE was directed to prioritize organized birth-tourism investigations.
Outcome date: 2026-07-01
Verdict recorded: 2026-07-30
Basis: research