Multiple outlets report that Donald Trump has moved to challenge or roll back birthright citizenship through litigation involving the Supreme Court, drawing criticism and comparison to strategies used by his predecessor in earlier election-cycle immigration efforts. The reports describe Trump’s latest attempt as part of a broader push to restrict citizenship for people born in the United States, which is often referred to as birthright citizenship. While the outlets focus on the political context, they characterize the move as a legal gambit aimed at shaping the scope of citizenship rules through the courts. The Independent notes that the effort resembles election-year tactics attributed to former President Joe Biden, suggesting a pattern of using court challenges to pursue immigration policy changes. Yahoo UK News similarly frames the issue around Trump “striking out” at the Supreme Court to limit birthright citizenship and argues he is drawing from a playbook associated with the Biden administration. Taken together, the coverage indicates that the dispute centers on whether the Supreme Court will be asked to narrow or reinterpret birthright citizenship, and that critics see the move as politically motivated rather than purely policy-driven.