最高法院目前保守派占多数，但历史上有维护出生公民权的先例（如1898年黄金德案），且法律文本明确，故违宪可能性略高。
以最高法院正式判决书为准，若判决认定总统行政令违宪或驳回政府主张，则答案为是。
政治 · 结算 2026-09-30
Kwasi Gyamfi AsieduLive reporter
The US Supreme Court has issued several important decisions during its 2025-2026 term culminating in today's landmark decision upholding birthright citizenship and striking down President Donald Trump's attempts to limit it. Today, the court also ruled that states can ban transgender women from competing in female school and college sports.
Chief Justice John Roberts has indicated today will be the last day for opinions, so it's a good time to look back at some of the monumental rulings over the course of the term.
In February, the court voted in a 6-3 majority decision to invalidate most of President Donald Trump's global tariffs, dealing a major blow to the president's trade agenda.
In March, the court struck down Colorado's state law banning so-called conversion therapy - a practice which seeks to change the sexual orientation and gender identity of gay, lesbian, and transgender people.
In April, the justices restricted the ability of state lawmakers to take race into account when drawing electoral maps, a decision that has spawned new voting maps in Republican-led states that could impact the midterm elections in November.
Yesterday, the court blocked Trump's attempts to immediately fire Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook, saying she had not been given due process to contest allegations of mortgage fraud.
But it has also handed several wins for the Trump administration. It allowed the government to end Temporary Protected Status for Haitians and Syrians living in the US.
The court also allowed Trump to remove officials from some independent federal institutions.
We are closing our coverage of the Supreme Court for now. You can read more about today's rulings below:
我没那么确定，现在市场波动太大了。
盘口已经反应得差不多了，进场性价比不高。
新闻里第 3 点才是关键，市场好像还没充分定价。