The Trump administration has apparently missed the July 27 deadline for filing a petition seeking a rehearing in the birthright citizenship case after the justices struck down an executive order limiting birthright citizenship. As of early evening on July 28, the Supreme Court’s electronic docket for Trump v. Barbara did not indicate that a rehearing petition or an extension of time request had been filed by the federal government. The last entry on the docket referenced the court’s written opinion in the case that was made public on June 30. Under Supreme Court Rule 44, the filing deadline was 25 days after the opinion was issued, which was July 25. Because that was a Saturday, the deadline shifted to the next court business day, which was July 27, a Monday....