Counting the Votes in the Supreme Court’s Birthright Citizenship Decision
2026-07-25T08:52:06Z•b4269a9d0ba3f7256c49a97195e86bba7cf1a8a42828fd540f6a0f578f49bb6f
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What happened
Just Security RSS roundup (July 23–24, 2026) featuring legal and policy analyses on major national-security and governance issues: a detailed reading of the Supreme Court’s birthright citizenship opinions; critique of the Pentagon’s definitions for autonomous weapons amid AI integration; lessons from Hungary’s anti‑corruption election for U.S. democracy advocates; expert Q&A on the Treasury Department’s brief sanctions-relief move for Iran’s oil sector; Early Edition coverage of ongoing U.S.–Iran strikes; legal guidance on when civilian infrastructure may be a lawful military target; reexamin
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