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https://www.livemint.com/news/us-news/birthright-citizenship-order-terrified-indian-parents-line-up-for-urgent-c-sections-as-trumps-feb-19-deadline-nears-11737631966186.html The new birthright citizenship order is expected to impact thousands of Indian parents as many hold H-1B and L1 visas; many are even in the queue for Green Cards to become American citizens. Some parents were hoping that their children's US citizenship could serve as a pathway to their own residency in the country.

 Immigrant and civil rights advocates — including the American Civil Liberties Union — also filed a lawsuit against the order on Monday. - https://www.livemint.com/news/us-news/what-is-us-birthright-citizenship-and-how-donald-trumps-executive-order-could-impact-millions-explained-in-5-points-11737454486340.html   It also stops federal agencies from issuing or recognising relevant documentation proving US citizenship for such children. The order targets children born to both unauthorised immigrants and people who are legally in the US on temporary visas.

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 https://www.news9live.com/india/16-mysterious-deaths-in-rajouri-sit-steps-in-activists-slam-govts-slow-action-2797655  https://twitter.com/i/status/1879461334775206209  five locals died of an unknown illness.... extensive testing on 3,500 local residents, analysing water and food samples, but found no evidence of a contagious disease...  Despite these initial negative findings, subsequent waves of deaths continued in the area. J&K Health Minister Sakinoo Itoo confirmed three distinct instances of deaths, totalling around 15, but emphasised that the absence of recurring infections suggests an alternate cause..extensive microbiological studies ruled out viral, bacterial, or microbial infections in 13 of the 38 affected individuals, pointing towards alternative explanations.... Locals blamed the slow response of teams, saying that the delay in action contributed to the rising death toll. Those affected by the unidentified illness were left without proper treatment in time, leading to unnecessary losses,” said advocate and social activist Shabnam Mir.