Trump Attends Supreme Court Arguments on Birthright Citizenship

Middle Eastern outlets focus on Trump’s physical presence at the Court and the street protests outside as signs of a sharp clash over identity and power in the United States. They highlight immigrant and Muslim communities’ fears that a ruling for Trump would deepen discrimination and leave many children in limbo. Commentators predict that even if the Court blocks the order, the political fight over who belongs in America will remain central to US elections.

• •Middle Eastern coverage describes Trump’s attendance at the hearing as an unprecedented show of power over a case that directly affects immigrant communities.
• •Reports highlight protesters outside the Supreme Court carrying signs defending the 14th Amendment and warning of a “two‑tier” citizenship system.
• •Commentators note that many US Muslims and other minorities fear that narrowing birthright citizenship would make it easier to question their children’s legal status.
• •Some outlets link the case to broader Trump‑era policies such as travel bans and tougher asylum rules that have affected people from the Middle East and North Africa.
• •Coverage suggests that whatever the ruling, Trump and his allies will keep using birthright citizenship as a campaign issue to mobilize voters worried about immigration.