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The administration is asking the court to limit the scope of the birthright citizenship injunctions so that they apply only to individual people, organizations that sued or potentially the 22 states that challenged Trump's executive order.

If the Supreme Court agrees, the Trump administration may be able to implement the policy in part, even as litigation continues and more people sue to obtain rulings that apply to them.

"The birthright citizenship case is a good example of what is at stake," Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser, a Democrat who joined one of the legal challenges, said in an interview. "If you literally have to bring separate cases for every single plaintiff, you are limiting the ability of courts to declare what the law is and protect people."