Johnson: House GOP ‘looking at all angles’ after Supreme Court birthright citizenship ruling
Summary
Speaker Mike Johnson said House Republicans are considering different ways to change the law about birthright citizenship after the Supreme Court rejected President Trump’s executive order on the issue. Johnson emphasized the need to find a legislative solution.Key Facts
- The Supreme Court ruled against President Trump’s executive order that aimed to limit birthright citizenship.
- Speaker Mike Johnson represents Louisiana and leads the House Republican conference.
- Johnson said House Republicans are exploring all options to address birthright citizenship through legislation.
- Birthright citizenship is the legal right that grants citizenship to anyone born in the United States.
- Johnson spoke about this topic during an interview on Fox News Sunday with Shannon Bream.
- The House GOP aims to find a legislative fix rather than relying on executive orders.
- The debate follows one of President Trump’s policy priorities during his current term.
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