מומחים חלוקים בדעתם על ההשלכות הביטחוניות של אזרחות מלידה לאחר פסיקת בית המשפט העליון

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The Supreme Court's 6-3 decision upholding birthright citizenship has split security analysts, with some arguing the ruling addresses a non-factor in terrorism importation while others may view it as a vulnerability. A key expert contends that lax vetting in immigration policy, not birthright citizenship, drives national security risks. The debate now shifts to whether this ruling will accelerate or defuse calls for broader immigration enforcement. Watch for how the administration frames its next steps on vetting procedures.