In the USA, the Trump administration's attempt to limit birthright citizenship has faced a significant court ruling.

The Federal Appeals Court in Boston ruled that Trump's executive order aimed at restricting citizenship for children born to undocumented immigrants is unconstitutional. This right has been protected since 1868.

The court did not directly rule on the legality of Trump's executive order but questioned the validity of lower court decisions. This situation is part of the legal challenges Trump faces in his second term.

Trump described this ruling as a major victory, stating that the Supreme Court's decision allows them to reinstate many policies that had been unjustly banned.

These developments are seen as a crucial turning point for the future of immigration policies in the USA. The protection of citizenship rights remains a vital issue for many individuals.