$15.5 Million Lawsuit

Trump’s Birthright Citizenship Order Faces Lawsuit

A federal lawsuit challenges a new executive order attempting to revoke birthright citizenship for children born in the U.S. to parents lacking permanent legal status. This action, deemed “flagrantly illegal,” contradicts the 14th Amendment and established Supreme Court precedent affirming birthright citizenship. Multiple lawsuits, including one from Massachusetts, argue the order violates the Constitution and infringes upon the rights of American-born children, potentially denying them essential benefits and protections. The plaintiffs seek immediate injunctions against the order, emphasizing that the Constitution, not presidential decree, determines citizenship.

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Phoenix Man Sues Police for $15M After Alleged Asphalt Torture

Michael Kenyon filed a $15.5 million claim against the city of Phoenix, alleging that Phoenix police officers caused him severe third-degree burns by pinning him to scorching hot pavement for over four minutes on July 6, 2024. The claim cites a lack of officer training and unconstitutional practices, aligning with findings from a recent Department of Justice investigation. Kenyon’s injuries, which include missing flesh, resulted in over a month of hospitalization. The city is conducting an internal investigation, but has yet to release body camera footage.

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