Trump Limits Birthright Citizenship, Hormuz Deal, Iran War Fallout

President Trump is pursuing new executive orders to restrict birthright citizenship, specifically targeting children of foreign government employees and those involved in "birth tourism," despite the Supreme Court’s recent rejection of broader attempts. While the administration frames these actions as necessary to protect citizenship, the actual scale of birth tourism remains contested, with estimates ranging from fewer than 10,000 to 70,000 annual births. Simultaneously, tensions persist regarding the Strait of Hormuz, where a proposed Iran-Oman agreement seeks to reopen the waterway while excluding American and Israeli vessels. This proposal remains stalled by conflicting interpretations of transit rights and ongoing blockades. Furthermore, the administration faces scrutiny over its public messaging regarding the war in Iran and the depletion of U.S. munitions, as the military continues to expend significant resources to maintain regional security and protect against potential retaliation.