Donald Trump's initial executive order to revoke birthright citizenship instantly impacted thousands of expecting parents, thrusting them into legal uncertainty about their newborns' citizenship status. Among them is Monica, a Venezuelan refugee, who worries her child may be born stateless due to Trump's decision. Despite having planned for their child after fleeing Venezuela, the couple faces insurmountable obstacles, including their inability to seek Venezuelan citizenship for their baby due to fears of persecution. Legal challenges are surfacing against the executive order, with Monica as a plaintiff seeking clarity and protection for her family's future.
Instead of going to the supermarket that day, she went out to buy a pair of tiny baby shoes and left them out for her husband as a surprise.
For me and for so many mothers. This is a right that is in the constitution of this country so you cannot imagine that they would take it away just because.
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