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From CNN, I'm Charlie Drever with the five things you need to know for Thursday, May 15th.

The Supreme Court will hear arguments today on President Donald Trump's plans to end birthright citizenship.

But they're not expected to weigh in on whether it's constitutional for Trump to deny passports and other documents to babies born in America if their parents aren't

U.S. citizens.

CNN's Paula Reid has the details.

Instead, it appears that they're going to weigh in on this question of nationwide injunction,

so whether one judge can block a policy for the entire country.

This is something that has vexed presidents across multiple administrations, but this is going to be the entire country. This is something that has vexed presidents and across multiple administrations.

But this is going to be the first time that the Trump administration has a full argument in front of this conservative supermajority.

And look, Trump's lawyers have been telling me since day one, they're confident that if they can get these policies, these questions before this court, they will win, even though these policies have been so often blocked by lower court judges. So this is going to be

really the first big test for the second Trump administration in front of this Supreme Court.

Russia and Ukraine are set to hold direct peace talks in Turkey today, but it's unclear who

will actually be there.

The talks were first proposed by Russian President Vladimir Putin in response to the ceasefire

or sanctions ultimatum given to Moscow by Ukraine's European allies on Saturday.

But Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelenskyy has raised the stakes

by announcing he would travel to Turkey himself and called on Putin to do the same.

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