President Donald Trump is taking the fight over birthright citizenship back to the Supreme Court. On Wednesday, President Trump announced he will ask the high court to rehear its recent decision striking down his executive order restricting automatic citizenship for children born in the United States to foreign nationals.
The president pointed to reports of hospital billboards near the southern border and in Mexico advertising childbirth packages to foreign nationals. One South Texas hospital reportedly promoted deliveries starting at $3,950 for a natural birth and $5,525 for a C-section, just miles from a U.S.-Mexico border crossing.
In a Truth Social post, President Trump warned that birthright citizenship is being marketed like a commercial service, with American citizenship effectively sold to anyone willing to pay for delivery inside the United States. Texas Governor Greg Abbott has already called for an investigation into Mission Regional Medical Center.
The hospital says the marketing materials are no longer in use and denies facilitating unlawful activity. But the larger problem remains. American citizenship should be a sacred national inheritance — not a loophole, not a tourist package, and not a business model for hospitals or immigration brokers. These misinterpreted rules have made a mockery of the Constitution and hastened the demographic demise of our country.
President Trump is right for chastising the Supreme Court for getting this wrong. Either America controls the meaning of citizenship, or the open-borders lobby turns it into another commodity for sale. President Trump should not stop until there is another hearing, and the Supreme Court defends the rule of law against the illegal invaders.
