The US Supreme Court is currently hearing the case of Trump vs Barbara, which questions the principle of birthright citizenship established by the 14th Amendment. This principle has allowed anyone born on US soil to automatically become a citizen, regardless of their parents' immigration status. The case was initiated by Executive Order 14160, signed in January 2025, which aims to stop recognizing the citizenship of children born in the US if their parents are not citizens or lawful permanent residents. President Donald Trump made history by attending the oral arguments, a move seen as an attempt to influence the judiciary. Legal experts are concerned about the implications of this case, especially for families like Barbara's, a Honduran citizen whose child would be affected by the order. The justices expressed skepticism about the administration's arguments, particularly regarding the practical consequences of the order. A decision is anticipated by the end of June 2026, which could either uphold or significantly alter the current understanding of citizenship in the United States.