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Trump reacts to Supreme Court ruling on birthright citizenship case
President Trump is applauding the Supreme Court's decision in a case surrounding birthright citizenship. The highest court limited the use of nationwide injunctions by federal judges. CBS News' Aaron Navarro reports from the White House.
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