In a forward-looking move, President Donald Trump has issued two executive orders aimed at tightening birthright citizenship and foreigner entry regulations in the U.S., following a previous Supreme Court decision that struck down similar attempts. The new orders attempt to exclude certain categories of individuals, such as those with ties to foreign embassies or terrorist organizations, from automatic American citizenship. Notably, they also aim to disqualify babies born through surrogacy and those who enter the country for "birth tourism" purposes. Critics argue that these orders may face legal challenges due to potential constitutional concerns and lack of concrete data on the scope of the issue. The orders are expected to generate debate on immigration policies, particularly regarding birthright citizenship and the role of the federal government in regulating foreign travel for childbirth.