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Lawyers for President Donald Trump asked the Supreme Court last week to review the legality of his executive order ending birthright citizenship — a high-profile and controversial order that, if enacted, would have profound impacts on the lives of millions of Americans and lawful U.S. residents.

It would also mark the second time in less than a year that the Supreme Court would review the order, at least technically.

Trump administration officials view the order as a key component of his hard-line immigration agenda, which has become a defining feature of Trump's second White House term. Opponents have argued that the effort is unconstitutional and "unprecedented," and would impact some 150,000 children in the U.S. who are

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