Donald Trump signs two executive actions on Thursday aimed at curbing US “birth tourism” and restricting how citizenship applies to children of certain foreign officials. According to reports, one order focuses on deterring people from traveling to the US primarily to obtain citizenship through the fact that a child is born in the country. The second action addresses citizenship eligibility for children of foreign diplomats, seeking to limit automatic citizenship in those cases. The measures are presented as a crackdown on practices the administration describes as exploiting US citizenship rules. Details reported across outlets emphasize the executive nature of the steps, with Trump signing the actions directly. The reports do not indicate outcomes of any court challenges or immediate enforcement dates. The overall theme is a tightening of federal policy regarding birth-based citizenship and a specific narrowing for the children of foreign diplomats.