Raymond Arthur JR Cornish is accused of involvement in the kidnapping and torture of a woman in Medellín, where he was captured.

Donald Trump has vowed to end automatic citizenship for anyone born in the US In one of his first acts as the 47th president of the United States, Donald Trump signed an executive order aimed at ...

When you were born, your birth certificate would have been added to your parent’s personal file(s) to commence benefits. If you were born at a military base outside of Canada and need proof of ...

Birthright citizenship is one of the three Reconstruction Amendments adopted after the Civil War, aimed at addressing issues related to former slaves and establishing broader protections for civil ...

Currently, the citizenship of babies born in the United States is documented in a two-step process. First, the state or territorial government will issue a birth certificate confirming where and ...

US President Trump has signed an executive order to end birthright citizenship, effective January 2025, impacting children born to legal immigrants on temporary visas. This significant change ...

The order could impact who is granted passports, social security numbers, and certificates of citizenship. If it stands, the changes would go into effect on Feb. 19. Within hours, Trump’s action ...

The purpose of the Fourteenth Amendment was to settle once and for all the question of racial citizenship, forever preventing the subjugation of one class of people by another. Donald Trump’s ...

US President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Monday to end birthright citizenship in the US. The order—slated to come into effect from February 20—will ensure that children of ...

During his 2024 presidential campaign, President Donald Trump stated he wanted to end birthright citizenship and on Inauguration Day he signed an executive order to do just that. But can he?

President Donald Trump issued an executive order Monday that will end automatic citizenship for children whose parents are foreign nationals, whether they're here legally or not. On Tuesday ...

The federal government typically recognizes our citizenship by looking to our birth certificates to confirm that we were born on U.S. soil. And these certificates—which are issued by states ...