BREAKING: In the United States, the questioning of land law desired by Donald Trump seems to leave the Supreme Court skeptical
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Demonstrators in front of the Supreme Court of the United States, before the examination of the constitutionality of the presidential decree abolishing land law, in Washington, April 1, 2026. AL DRAGO/AFP The trip was charged with symbolic violence. Driven by his taste for intimidation, Donald Trump made an unprecedented gesture on Wednesday April 1. He went to the Supreme Court to attend the debate on the law of soil, which he seeks to question. This silent presence of the American president only lasted for a moment, that of the intervention of his representative, the solicitor general, John Sauer. Leaving the enclosure before the debate closed, the tycoon undoubtedly grew tired of the sophisticated, dense exchanges, full of references to famous precedents. Read later The questions mainly concerned the notions of “home” and “allegiance” of foreign parents and children, without major controversy on the current migration issue in the United States. The solicitor general certainly mentioned the existence of a birth tourism industry, leading Russians and Chinese to develop strategies to give birth in the country. “We are in a new world (…) where 8 billion people are just a plane ride away from giving birth to a child who will be an American citizen,” said John Sauer. “It’s a new world, it’s the same Constitution,” replied John Roberts, the president of the Supreme Court, flatly. You have 79% of this article left to read. The rest is reserved for subscribers.
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