Trump v. Barbara · ¶297

This case arises from one of those actions. Three plaintiffs sued on behalf of a putative class. The plaintiffs, who proceed under pseudonyms, are each illegal aliens or lawful temporary visitors. The first plaintiff, a Honduran citizen, was expecting a baby due in October 2025. The other two plaintiffs, one Taiwanese citizen and one Brazilian citizen, did not allege that they were expecting a baby. None alleged that any of their children will be domiciled in the United States. As a right of action, plaintiffs invoked the Citizenship Clause itself, the INA, and the Administrative Procedure Act. They sued on behalf of a putative class of all children who would be ineligible for citizenship under the President’s Order, as well as those children’s parents. And, they sought to have the Order declared “unconstitutional and unlawful in its entirety.” Complaint in No. 25– cv–244 (NH), ECF Doc.…

slip opinion, revised 7/01/26
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