1. United States
2. Ariz.
3. Letter

Trump's executive order terminating birthright citizenship has raised grave ethical concerns. As reported by the Hindustan Times, leading doctors warn against women opting for early cesarean deliveries solely to circumvent this order, deeming such procedures unethical and harmful to both mother and child. The order could impact expectant Indian couples on work visas, denying their US-born children automatic citizenship. Experts caution that preponing deliveries would risk preterm births and potential neonatal complications, exposing healthcare providers to malpractice liabilities. Beyond medical ramifications, this policy undermines constitutional principles, targets vulnerable groups, and threatens to tear families apart, inflicting trauma on children. Swift legal challenges must safeguard civil liberties and human rights for all, regardless of immigration status. Trump is out of control. People will remember those who remained complacent while he is, essentially, following Hitler's playbook. How much longer will Congress sit there allowing this? We cannot solely rely on the judicial branch to enforce every law and ethical guideline.