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Congress Can Do More to Defend U.S. Alliances

Why it’s here: Substantive congressional policy analysis on defense industrial base integration with allies, ITAR exemptions, NDAA provisions, Patriot co-production, and shipbuilding, all squarely in defense tech and policy scope.

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  1. 2d agoForeign PolicyCongress Can Do More to Defend U.S. AlliancesForeign Policy opinion piece argues the incoming Democratic Congress should use legislative and oversight tools to protect U.S. alliances from Trump administration actions, including defense industrial base integration measures and limits on troop cuts and tariffs.1 outletDefense1 linked

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Congress Can Do More to Defend U.S. Alliances — The Wave