The majority of Supreme Court Justices seemed skeptical about the government’s proposed birthright citizenship changes. Justices heard oral arguments on April 1, 2026. During oral arguments, the justices approached the government’s proposed birthright citizenship changes with skepticism.

This case centers on one simple question: When a child’s born in the United States, is that child automatically a U.S. citizen? The answer was an uncontested yes since the late 1800s, only recently facing scrutiny.

Whether SCOTUS rules favor of or against the government is still uncertain. However, the latter looks more likely. Expect a final verdict around June 30, 2026.

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