Deepa Shivaram

Trump signed an executive order last year declaring that children born to people who are in the U.S.

without documentation or are here temporarily will not be considered U.S.

citizens.

The order marks a shift from how the 14th Amendment and a congressional law have been interpreted for 160 years, which is that anyone born on U.S.

soil is considered a citizen.

Lower court struck down Trump's order as unconstitutional, so it hasn't gone into effect.

The order is meant to apply to any future babies born, but would still have massive impacts on who is considered an American.

A decision from the Supreme Court is expected in a few months.

Deepa Shivaram, NPR News, the White House.

On social media, Trump said Iran's new leader asked the U.S.

for a ceasefire.

The president said he would consider it if the Strait of Hormuz, a critical route for oil, was opened.

Until then, Trump said the U.S.

would continue its attacks on Iran.

But Iran's foreign ministry called Trump's comments saying that Iran asked for a ceasefire, quote, false and baseless.

Trump has said the war, which has gone on for a month, should end in the next two to three weeks.

Deepa Shivaram, NPR News, the White House.

A White House official who spoke on the condition of anonymity says the president will talk about the military's success in achieving the administration's goals in Iran.

But those goals seem to be shifting, and Trump has provided mixed messages for weeks.

He's flip-flopped on a number of things, including his stated goal of removing Iran's uranium stockpiles.