The first order, Aug. 11 -- President Trump called the Supreme Court's June 30 ruling on birthright citizenship "a very unfair decision" that his country would suffer for, and he said he was ending it "a different way." On Thursday, he signed two executive orders that attempted to do exactly that, without repeating the legal argument the Court had already rejected.

when a parent belongs to a designated foreign terrorist organization or is classified as a Specially Designated Global Terrorist; when a parent holds diplomatic or foreign government immunity; when a parent entered the country specifically for a commercial birth tourism arrangement; or when the birth occurred in a United States territory where federal statute does not automati...