Trump Pledges To Abolish Birthright Citizenship, Sparking National Debate

Trump Pledges To Abolish Birthright Citizenship, Sparking National Debate

President-elect Donald Trump has renewed his pledge to end birthright citizenship, which grants automatic U.S. citizenship to children born on American soil, including those born to undocumented parents. This controversial move aims to strip citizenship from those…READ MORE…

born in the U.S. to non-citizens, despite the constitutional protection.

Trump also outlined his plans for mass deportations of illegal immigrants, starting with those who have committed crimes. Though he did not specify which crimes, he made it clear that his administration would target undocumented individuals with criminal records before turning to others. “There’s no choice,” Trump stated. “We have to do it,” stressing the fairness to those who’ve followed the legal immigration process.

Regarding immigrants brought to the U.S. as children, often shielded from deportation, Trump signaled a willingness to work with Congress for a potential resolution, though he did not clarify his stance.

Calls for a Ceasefire in Ukraine War

On international issues, Trump urged Russian President Vladimir Putin to act immediately to end the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. He suggested a ceasefire and hinted that Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelenskyy was open to negotiations. “This is Putin’s time to act,” Trump said, pointing to his personal relationship with the Russian leader and noting that China could help mediate.

Trump also raised concerns over the U.S. military’s contributions to NATO, warning that if other NATO members fail to meet their financial obligations, the U.S. could withdraw from the alliance. “If they’re paying their bills and treating us fairly, I’d stay with NATO,” Trump declared, adding, “If not, absolutely, I’d leave.”

Trump’s call for an immediate ceasefire marks a significant departure from President Joe Biden’s stance, as the current administration has avoided pressing Ukraine for a truce.

A Day After Key Talks in Paris

This latest statement comes after Trump’s meeting with both President Zelenskyy and French President Emmanuel Macron in Paris, underscoring his proactive stance in resolving one of the world’s most pressing crises before taking office on January 20, 2025.

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