The AP reports that a deadline passes Tuesday for the Trump administration to file a request asking the U.S. Supreme Court to reconsider a ruling rejecting the president’s birthright citizenship restrictions. According to the report, no new filing is made on the Supreme Court docket after the deadline. The underlying case concerns the administration’s attempt to limit birthright citizenship, and the Supreme Court previously rejected those restrictions. With the request not submitted within the allotted time, the matter is not further raised before the court through that specific procedural step. Other outlets referencing the same story provide no additional details beyond the missed deadline and the absence of a new docket entry. The situation therefore leaves the Supreme Court’s prior decision in place rather than reopening it via the requested reconsideration process. The report frames the development as a procedural outcome tied to the timing of an expected filing rather than a merits ruling on the substance of the citizenship restrictions.