Donald Trump calls the US a ‘st.pid country’ in scathing remark on controversial citizenship case
Donald Trump has sparked controversy by calling the U.S. a “stupid country” over its birthright citizenship laws. In a Truth Social rant, he argued the 14th Amendment—originally meant to protect “babies of slaves” after the Civil War—is now being exploited by immigrants. Trump claimed people abuse the system by traveling to the U.S. to give birth, calling it a scam that “drug cartels love.”
The president’s push to end birthright citizenship has faced legal hurdles, with three federal judges blocking his executive order. Trump urged the Supreme Court to reconsider, insisting his administration has the authority to restrict the policy. Critics argue the move attacks a constitutional right, while Trump maintains it’s necessary to stop immigration abuses. The Supreme Court is set to weigh in on the heated debate.
