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The Supreme Court ruled against Donald Trump's efforts to deny citizenship, with John Roberts writing the majority opinion.

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The Supreme Court ruled against Donald Trump's efforts to deny citizenship, with John Roberts writing the majority opinion.

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  1. Court rejects Trump's EO, offering relief for Indian residents.1 source
  2. Jeffries vows to fight GOP challenges to citizenship after SC ruling forces new restrictions.1 source
  3. A court decision on July 1 blocked Trump's citizenship effort.1 source
  4. Barbara, a Honduran mother, sued Trump's executive order, which was reviewed by the Supreme Court.Sub-event
  5. Jackson disagreed with Thomas's dissent on the citizenship ruling.1 source
  6. Thomas highlighted issues in his dissent as DOJ begins investigating birth tourism following the SC ruling.1 source
  7. SC ruling blocks Trump's citizenship denial efforts; Trump urges Congress action.1 source
  8. Roberts wrote the majority opinion in the ruling against Trump's citizenship denial efforts.1 source

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