Read our Privacy noticeLegal groups who defeated Donald Trump at the Supreme Court over the president’s failed attempt to unilaterally redefine birthright citizenship are asking a federal judge to block his latest executive action. They are calling on the judge overseeing the initial case to underscore that the government cannot “strip away” citizenship though executive orders “or other similarly flawed assertions of executive power over birthright citizenship.” “If the President issues 100 orders seeking to create new exceptions to the sacred guarantee of the Citizenship Clause, all 100 will be equally illegal,” they wrote. “This case has always been, and remains, about the President’s effort to fashion new exceptions to birthright citizenship,” plaintiffs wrote Tuesday. “The Supreme Court confirmed that there are no additional exceptions beyond those recognized in United States v. Wong Kim Ark,” they added.