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In discussing birthright citizenship, Trump posited that he could end the practice through executive action, much to the dismay of many legal scholars who affirm that such a change would require a constitutional amendment. Contrary to his claims, many nations worldwide endorse birthright citizenship, complicating the narrative he presents. The implications of abolishing this practice would not only shift immigration policy but also reverberate through American society at large, raising concerns about the very nature of citizenship and its accessibility.