The Supreme Court heard arguments over restricting birthright citizenship

This episode of San Diego News Now covers a range of local and national stories, beginning with the Supreme Court's recent hearing on restricting birthright citizenship—a case that could overturn the 14th Amendment's long-standing interpretation established in United States v. Wong Kim Ark (1898). Reporter Alexander Nguyen details how President Trump's executive order claiming children born to undocumented parents are not citizens has reignited a major legal and social debate, with potential consequences for immigrant families across the U.S. The episode also reports on the abrupt end to CalFresh benefits for undocumented immigrants, refugees, and asylum seekers in California, which could impact 13,000 San Diegans and strain local food banks. Other segments highlight NASA's historic Artemis II mission, the first crewed lunar flight in over 50 years, set to splash down near San Diego, and a record 40-day gas price increase that has now slightly dipped. Religious and community efforts are also spotlighted, including Catholics' symbolic Holy Week procession outside the federal courthouse to support migrants amid tightened access. The episode closes with a roundup of Easter celebrations across San Diego, from egg hunts and brunches to unique events like K-pop dance-offs and pet portrait sessions, as well as a feature on two middle schoolers who won a national documentary competition for their film on democracy and protest.