
The President has broad authority under INA § 212(f) to suspend entry of any class of aliens or impose any restrictions he deems appropriate whenever their entry would be detrimental to U.S. interests. The Supreme Court upheld this expansive power in Trump v. Hawaii (2018), confirming the President can decide who enters, on what conditions, and for how long. This includes the ability to require medical testing — such as pregnancy tests for women — as a condition of entry. The statute is not limited to the specific health grounds in INA § 212(a)(1). The President can define classes of aliens (including pregnant women and their spouses/families) whose entry is detrimental, for example due to birthright citizenship, public resource burdens (demonstrated through the % of them on welfare), or sovereignty concerns often described as an "invasion" through anchor babies. More, by applying the requirement to the entire family unit, equal protection issues are avoided. The plenary power over immigration gives wide latitude for such measures. This policy is fully within the President's legal authority under current law and precedent. The question is, since Congress and the @Republicans @HouseGOP and @SenateGOP are fucking USELESS, will @POTUS have the sense and the balls to actually do something?


















