Corva Coleman

The U.S.

Supreme Court is hearing oral arguments over birthright citizenship.

President Trump is challenging the constitutional right.

He signed an executive order trying to deny it to children born in the U.S.

to migrants who are illegally or temporarily in the country.

Trump was immediately challenged, citing the 14th Amendment.

President Trump is seated now in the courtroom listening to the arguments.

Chief Justice John Roberts began questioning.

He asked Solicitor General John Sauer about the administration's argument that people from other countries are flying to the U.S.

to give birth, a practice described as birth tourism.

Sauer says the framers of the 14th constitutional amendment could not have foreseen this.

Well, it's a new world.

It's the same Constitution.

A decision from the U.S.

Supreme Court is expected by late June.

President Trump is scheduled to address the nation tonight about the war in Iran.

This morning, he wrote online Iran's new leadership has asked the U.S.

for a ceasefire.

He says he'll consider it if Iran stops blocking oil shipments through the Strait of Hormuz.

Iranian leaders released a statement saying Trump's statements are false and baseless.