Next, Jeremy Feigenbaum, the solicitor general of New Jersey, argued on behalf of states challenging the executive order. Feigenbaum urged the Court to deny Trump’s emergency application because the ...

That is the case here, Feigenbaum told the Court yesterday. Ending nationwide injunctions would allow citizenship to “vary based on the state in which you’re born,” and would “turn on or ...

Jeremy Feigenbaum, the lawyer arguing for the states, said states face high and costly hurdles in managing difficulties in distributing government benefits if the order takes effect and ...

John Sauer, who represents the Trump administration; New Jersey Solicitor General Jeremy Feigenbaum is arguing against Trump’s order on behalf of several states; and Kelsi Corkran, who is ...

New Jersey’s Solicitor General, Jeremy Feigenbaum, led the arguments for the coalition of blue states. Here's what he argued. What is the Supreme Court case on birthright citizenship about?