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Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Corva Coleman.
The U.S. Supreme Court is expected to rule on birthright citizenship today.
The 14th Amendment is interpreted to mean that any child born on U.S.
Soil is an American citizen.
President Trump argues that's wrong.
He says kids should not be U.S.
Citizens if their parents illegally entered the U.S.
Or if they're here temporarily.
That includes temporary protected status, or TPS.
And Piers Jimena-Bustillo says the Supreme Court just gave Trump the power to end TPS.
The administration wants to limit how people can legally be in the country.
And TPS is one way and citizenship by birth is another.
There are TPS recipients who have U.S.
Citizen children at the center of the birthright ruling.
And even if birthright is supported by the court,
immigrant advocates say that families may need to continue to be making this decision of whether to stay together.
Jimena Bustillo reporting.