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Listen Live: Supreme Court hears arguments on Trump’s birthright citizenship order
Washington — The Supreme Court on Thursday is considering a bid by the Trump administration to narrow three lower court orders blocking President Trump from ending birthright citizenship, in cases that test judges’ power to block a president’s policies nationwide. The arguments before the court, taking place in a rare May session, are the first