President Donald Trump has continued to press priorities on trade, the Federal Reserve and immigration after losing related Supreme Court fights earlier this summer. A little more than a month after the court rejected his push to curb birthright citizenship, Trump signed two executive orders that seek to expand long-recognized exceptions to automatic citizenship and crack down on birth tourism, a step supporters say is designed to survive fresh legal challenges. The moves add detail to a broader strategy that also includes new tariffs and renewed efforts to remove Federal Reserve governor Lisa Cook, with experts saying the administration is probing the boundaries of the court's rulings rather than openly defying them.