H.R. 3368: Born in the USA Act of 2025

H.R. 3368 does one main thing: it cuts off federal funding for Executive Order 14160, President Trump's order on birthright citizenship. If this bill became law, agencies across the federal government could not use appropriated funds to carry out that order.

The bill also goes further than one document. It says the funding ban would apply to any successor executive order, regulation, or policy tied to the same effort, so a future rewrite could not simply relaunch the same approach with a new name.

Congress uses the bill's findings to make its case, pointing to the 14th Amendment, the Supreme Court's Wong Kim Ark decision, and existing citizenship law. Those findings argue that birthright citizenship is already protected and that the executive branch should not spend money trying to narrow it.

For families, this is less about a new benefit than a federal stop sign. The bill would not change who qualifies for citizenship on its own—it would prevent agencies from using federal money to implement the order H.R. 3368 targets.