President Donald Trump recently took to social media to express his frustration with the US Supreme Court, specifically regarding its consideration of birthright citizenship. In a post on Truth Social, Trump called out the issue as a "money making hoax" that the Supreme Court should be able to recognize and put an end to, suggesting that they have the power to use their "common sense" for the good of the country.
Trump also referenced a recent program by Mark Levin, a media personality who has been vocal in his opposition to automatic citizenship for children of undocumented immigrants. He implied that if the Supreme Court justices were to tune in to Levin's show, they would understand the issue in a different light and take action to prevent it from continuing.
This isn't the first time Trump has criticized the Supreme Court, particularly in recent months. Earlier in February, he expressed disappointment with the court's rulings on his tariff policies, saying they had "failed miserably" and cost the US hundreds of billions of dollars in potential rebates. Trump also attended a recent court hearing, where Solicitor General D John Sauer presented arguments challenging existing interpretations of birthright citizenship.
The Supreme Court is currently reviewing arguments related to the interpretation of birthright citizenship under the 14th Amendment of the US Constitution, with a conservative majority on the bench. Despite having appointed three conservative justices, Trump has continued to express frustration with the court's decisions, particularly on issues like tariffs and immigration.
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