Give him the “green light” and move on with his plans to abolish the automatic acquisition of citizenship from anyone who is born on US territory asks the US president, Donald Trump by the Supreme Court with a series of emergency appeals today.

Many of the inferior courts have blocked in his plan so far and have rejected his offspring.

In a series of appeals in the form of an urgent need, the Trump government argued that the lower courts by acting overly had issued a national -level orders that prevent his controversial policy by now asking the judges to limit the impact of these orders.

Federal judge described his executive decree last January as “blatantly unconstitutional” and prevented his implementation. Days later, a judge in Maryland said that Trump’s plan “contradicts the 250 -year history of our nation in terms of nationality by birth”.

The Court of Appeals also rejected the Trump government’s request for the cessation of the lower court decisions.

For more than 150 years, the Courts have been applying the text of the 14th amendment which guarantees citizenship to anyone “born or naturalized in the United States”, regardless of the immigration status of his parents. This is a landmark decision taken by the Supreme Court in 1989 where US law stipulated that automatic acquisition of citizenship at birth applies to foreigners’ children.

Courts in Maryland, Massachusetts and Washington have issued all orders that prevent the implementation of Trump’s plans at the request of more than 20 states, two groups for the rights of immigrants and seven individual plaintiffs.