U.S. President Donald Trump issues new executive orders aimed at restricting birthright citizenship, a move that is described as targeting “birth tourism.” The orders come despite a prior ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court that recognizes birthright citizenship under the Constitution. The Independent reports that the measure is designed to face legal challenges and could trigger another court battle over whether the government can narrow eligibility for citizenship through executive action. Yahoo! UK News also reports on the signing of the orders, aligning on the central point that the policy is intended to limit citizenship claims tied to the circumstance of being born in the United States. Details beyond the stated purpose and the expectation of litigation are not provided in the supplied excerpts, but the overall coverage indicates the orders are intended to change how the administration addresses citizenship by birth while the Supreme Court’s earlier decision remains a key constraint. Legal experts and courts would likely be central to any future proceedings, as the policy’s legality depends on constitutional interpretation.