Trump's Supreme Court Visit Sparks Congresswoman's Fiery Response

On April 2, Nevada Congresswoman Susie Lee went off on President Donald Trump on social media after he showed up at the Supreme Court for a hearing, on Birthright Citizenship, in mark the first time a sitting president attended oral arguments there.

Her deleted posts lit up the internet with screenshots, full of strong language calling out what she saw as a messed up move.

Trump was there pushing his executive order to limit automatic citizenship for kids born in the U.S. to non-citizen parents.

This directly takes on the 14th Amendment, which says anyone born here is a citizen. Lower courts have already shot down the order multiple times.

Lee's raw reaction sparked backlash from all sides, but she doubled down later that day.

She said her words hit a nerve because Trump's visit felt like an attack on the Constitution and the separation of powers.

She swore to defend that oath she took.

Trump left the hearing still firing back, labeling Birthright Citizenship one of the biggest scams around.

The justices heard both sides with big constitutional questions on the table.

We'll hear the Supreme Court's final word later this summer, and it could shake up citizenship rules for good.

Stay tuned as this plays out.

That reps entertainment and celebrity news today brought to you with AI. I'm Cory with The Story.