President Donald Trump has signed a new executive order aiming to curtail birthright citizenship, a constitutional right granted to individuals born in the United States. The decree seeks to reinterpret the 14th Amendment, arguing it doesn't automatically guarantee citizenship to children of non-citizens and temporary visitors. Legal experts widely believe the order faces significant legal challenges, potentially deemed unconstitutional by the courts. This action follows previous attempts to restrict immigration and signals a continued hardline stance on border security. Critics denounce the move as an attack on the Constitution and a divisive tactic ahead of the upcoming election. The White House claims the policy is necessary to prevent “birth tourism” and protect American resources. The decree is expected to trigger a lengthy legal battle and further fuel the national debate on immigration.