Former President Donald Trump is reportedly exploring new avenues to challenge birthright citizenship in the United States. This effort comes more than a year after his previous attempt was blocked.
Sources indicate that Trump's administration is preparing to issue executive orders that would aim to combat "birth tourism" and narrow the definition of who qualifies for U.S. citizenship by birth. Specific details on the adjustments being made to his strategy have not been fully disclosed.
Separately, a federal appeals court has ruled against Trump, ordering him to halt construction on a $400 million ballroom project at the White House. The court's decision states that he cannot proceed with the construction without congressional approval. This ruling raises questions about the future of the project.
In related interviews, Hunter Biden has spoken with the BBC about his father, former President Joe Biden. The discussions reportedly touched upon a potential pardon and the current state of his father's health.