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Claremont School News

President Trump’s slew of executive orders since taking office January 20, particularly his attempt to end birthright citizenship in the United States, has unsettled many students at the Claremont Colleges. “My mom got birthright citizenship here. A lot of my friends have birthright citizenship … It’s kind of scary, especially at Pitzer, [where] we have a lot of international students,” said Pitzer College sophomore Karina Swerdloff. “But as horrible as he is, he doesn’t have much power to change the Constitution.” Photo/Courtesy of White House

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