The recent decision by President Donald Trump and his administration to withhold specific details on how birthright citizenship will be enforced has raised questions about the future of legal immigration policies in the United States. This lack of transparency has led to speculation about the potential impact on the 28 states that have not contested the executive order.
Legal experts are now examining the long-term effects of this policy shift, considering how the absence of clear enforcement mechanisms could influence immigration practices. The situation has also prompted discussions on the broader implications for immigration law and policy in the country, as the implementation details remain uncertain.