Trump seeks Supreme Court rehearing on birthright citizenship
What's next: Any rehearing petition must be filed within 25 days, and the court rarely agrees to revisit argued cases.
President Donald Trump said he will ask the US Supreme Court to rehear the birthright citizenship case after the justices in June rejected his effort to enforce an executive order curbing automatic citizenship for some children born in the United States. The ruling found the policy conflicted with the 14th Amendment, which grants citizenship to people born in the country who are subject to US jurisdiction. Trump called the decision a miscarriage of justice and said he would move immediately. Rehearings are uncommon, and the court has not granted one in an argued case in decades.