Trump is ready to prove birthright U.S. citizenship is illegal in court

US President Donald Trump in addressing the issue of illegality of American citizenship by birthright is ready to reach the Supreme Court. This was announced by White House press secretary Carolyn Leavitt on January 28.

"This administration believes that granting citizenship by birthright is unconstitutional," Levitt said during a briefing for journalists, broadcast on the White House YouTube channel.

She specified that at the moment, the new administration of the White House has already filed an appeal against the US lawsuit, which demanded to block Trump's lawsuit.

In addition, according to the spokeswoman, this decision is a security measure for the state borders of the United States.

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Earlier, on January 24, it was reported that Trump is using the army and military to fight illegal migrants. U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) made more than 500 arrests, including the detention of a group of 300 people who were characterized as "criminal immigrants."

At the time, CBC News reported that Trump believesdeporting illegal immigrants from the country is going well, with criminals being deported first. According to the president, these are the worst people there can be. Trump added that they are being taken out first.

On Jan. 22, Trump restricted the right of illegal migrants who entered the U.S. through the southern border. The U.S. president authorized and directed the Department of Homeland Security, the Department of Justice and the State Department to take all necessary steps to immediately repel the entry, repatriate and remove illegal immigrants across the country's southern border.

Back on January 17, Politico reported that the U.S. presidential team intends to declare a state of emergency to combat illegal migration. It was noted that officials are also developing an executive order to abolish the right to American citizenship by birth. The Trump administration plans to launch raids against migrants the day after the inauguration, The Wall Street Journal added.