Donate to: The ACLU, Asian Law Caucus, Make the Road New York, and the National Immigration Law Center—the groups that immediately challenged this order in court. These organizations have the legal expertise and established infrastructure to fight constitutional violations in real-time. Unlike general political donations that fund campaigns, these contributions directly fund active litigation protecting birthright citizenship.

Call/write: Your senators and House representatives to express support for judges' ability to issue nationwide injunctions against unconstitutional presidential policies. This sounds technical, but it's crucial—the Supreme Court is considering whether to limit this judicial power, which would allow future presidents to implement illegal policies in most of the country while challenges slowly move through courts.

Email Template:

Subject: Protect the Constitutional Right of Birthright Citizenship Crisis

Dear [Representative/Senator Name],

I am writing as your constituent to express my deep concern about the Trump administration's executive order attempting to end birthright citizenship and the Supreme Court case challenging federal judges' authority to issue nationwide injunctions against unconstitutional presidential policies.

The 14th Amendment states clearly that "all persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States." This language has been unambiguous for 157 years, and no president should have the power to reinterpret constitutional text through executive order. When federal judges across the country called this order "blatantly unconstitutional," they were simply upholding their oath to defend the Constitution.

However, the Supreme Court is now considering whether to limit federal judges' ability to issue nationwide injunctions that protect constitutional rights across the entire country. If these judicial powers are restricted, future presidents could implement clearly illegal policies in most states while legal challenges slowly work through the courts. This would fundamentally tip the balance of power toward the executive branch and away from the judicial checks our democracy requires.

I urge you to speak publicly in support of judicial independence and the constitutional principle of birthright citizenship. Congress has a responsibility to defend constitutional interpretation from executive overreach, especially when the legislative branch cannot act quickly enough to check presidential power. Please make clear that you stand with the Constitution's plain text and the judicial authority to enforce it nationwide.

This is not about any particular policy preference—it is about whether constitutional rights remain beyond the reach of political manipulation. I ask that you defend these foundational principles that protect all Americans, regardless of party affiliation.

Thank you for your attention to this urgent constitutional crisis. I look forward to your response and your public statements defending judicial independence and constitutional rights.

Sincerely,

[Your Name]

When people bring up this issue, focus on the Constitution, not immigration policy. Simple talking points: "The 14th Amendment says 'all