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Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Jack Spear. A federal judge in Seattle is temporarily

blocking a Trump administration order curtailing what's known as birthright citizenship.

MPRs Martin Costi says the judge called Trump's order blatantly unconstitutional. The 14th Amendment grants citizenship to anyone born on

U.S. soil, but on Monday, President Trump signed an order withholding citizenship from children

born to mothers who are in the country illegally or on temporary visas. Several states immediately sued,

and a federal judge has now ordered the administration to hold off changing the citizenship rules.

Washington State Attorney General Nick Brown welcomed the move. We're back to the status quo.

We're back to the rule that has been the law of this land now for generations, that you are an American if you were

born in the United States. But this is just a two-week pause as the states and the Justice

Department prepare for the next steps in lawsuits over birthright citizenship. Martin

Kasti, NPR News, Seattle.

A ceasefire between Amos and Israel is mostly holding in Gaza. The agreement has paused more than 15 months of war and intense Israeli airstrikes there.

It appears Ibrotrae as more.

The UN humanitarian relief agency known as Ocha says more food entered Gaza in the first three days of the ceasefire than the entire month of October.

The surge in aid comes after people in Gaza struggled

to find food throughout most of the war. Thousands of children are suffering from acute malnutrition.

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