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Republicans Urge Tucker Carlson to Consider Presidential Run Amid MAGA Discontent

Republicans Urge Tucker Carlson to Consider Presidential Run Amid MAGA Discontent

Former National Counterterrorism Center director Joe Kent, along with Marjorie Taylor Greene and Thomas Massie, have attempted to persuade Tucker Carlson to run for president. The group believes Vice President JD Vance is too compromised to run. Despite their efforts, Carlson has publicly stated he does not intend to run. The group, disillusioned with President Trump's administration, particularly over the war in Iran, is exploring the formation of a new political party. This initiative reflects broader dissatisfaction within the MAGA movement and a desire for a new political direction.
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Trump again tries to restrict birthright citizenship after Supreme Court ruling

Trump again tries to restrict birthright citizenship after Supreme Court ruling

President Donald Trump says he is once again trying to limit birthright citizenship in the U.S. He signed two executive actions on immigration
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Trump signs 2 immigration actions to limit birthright citizenship and curb 'birth tourism'

Trump signs 2 immigration actions to limit birthright citizenship and curb 'birth tourism'

President Donald Trump says he is once again trying to limit birthright citizenship in the U.S. He says he's signing two executive actions on immigration
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President Trump Signs Orders Targeting Birthright Citizenship Amid Legal Challenges

President Trump Signs Orders Targeting Birthright Citizenship Amid Legal Challenges

President Trump has signed two executive orders aimed at restricting birthright citizenship in the United States. These orders follow a recent Supreme Court ruling that affirmed the constitutional provision granting automatic citizenship to nearly all children born in the U.S. The first order seeks to limit birthright citizenship eligibility, specifically targeting children born to members of foreign terrorist organizations or employees of foreign governments. The second order aims to deny visas to pregnant foreigners suspected of engaging in 'birth tourism' to secure U.S. citizenship for their children. Despite these measures, legal experts anticipate that the orders will face significant challenges in court, similar to previous attempts by the Trump administration to alter birthright citizenship policies.
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Trump signs orders to limit US birthright citizenship, despite Supreme Court ruling

Trump signs orders to limit US birthright citizenship, despite Supreme Court ruling

By Kristina Cooke and Andrew Chung Aug 6 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump signed two executive orders on Thursday in a new but narrower attempt to curtail birthright citizenship, renewing his challenge to a provision of the U.S.
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President Trump Signs New Orders Restricting Birthright Citizenship Amid Legal Challenges

President Trump Signs New Orders Restricting Birthright Citizenship Amid Legal Challenges

President Donald Trump has signed two new executive orders aimed at restricting birthright citizenship in the United States. This move comes just two months after the Supreme Court ruled against his previous attempt to alter the constitutional provision that grants automatic citizenship to individuals born on U.S. soil. The new orders target children of members of foreign terrorist organizations and those involved in 'birth tourism,' where individuals travel to the U.S. to give birth and secure citizenship for their children. Trump's advisor, Stephen Miller, emphasized that these orders are designed to prevent misuse of birthright citizenship. Despite the Supreme Court's earlier decision, the White House argues that these new orders do not violate the court's ruling. However, they are expected to face legal challenges.
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President Trump's Administration Detains Military Spouses and Parents Amid Immigration Crackdown

President Trump's Administration Detains Military Spouses and Parents Amid Immigration Crackdown

President Trump's administration has detained over 50 parents and spouses of active-duty U.S. troops as part of a broader immigration crackdown, according to an Associated Press investigation. This marks a significant shift from previous policies that generally protected military families from deportation. The detentions have left military personnel without crucial family support, impacting their ability to focus on their duties. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has not provided specific data on these cases, but the AP's findings suggest a significant increase in such detentions. The policy change has sparked public backlash and intervention from Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin in some cases.
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Analysis-'Build it in Mar-a-Lago!' Trump's aluminum smelter upends Oklahoma governor's race

Analysis-'Build it in Mar-a-Lago!' Trump's aluminum smelter upends Oklahoma governor's race

By Ernest Scheyder Aug 7 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump's push to build the Western Hemisphere's largest aluminum smelter in rural Oklahoma has divided the state's Republican voters and emerged as a key issue in the contentious race to be the next governor.
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Tennessee Sen. Blackburn wins Republican primary for governor, defeating fellow Trump ally

Tennessee Sen. Blackburn wins Republican primary for governor, defeating fellow Trump ally

By David Morgan and Daniel Trotta WASHINGTON, Aug 6 (Reuters) - U.S. Senator Marsha Blackburn won Tennessee's Republican primary election for governor, U.S. media projected on Thursday, making her the heavy favorite in the November general election.
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Trump signs orders targeting birthright citizenship

Trump signs orders targeting birthright citizenship

Aug 6 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump signed two executive orders on Thursday that the White House said expands the definition of people who are ineligible for birthright citizenship and bans "birth tourism."
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Trump signs orders to limit US birthright citizenship, despite Supreme Court ruling

Trump signs orders to limit US birthright citizenship, despite Supreme Court ruling

By Kristina Cooke and Andrew Chung Aug 6 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump signed two executive orders on Thursday in a new but narrower attempt to curtail birthright citizenship, renewing his challenge to a provision of the U.S.