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When a second U.S. drone strike killed two shipwrecked survivors in the Caribbean, it raised a brutal question: was this a legal operation or a war crime? Mark Halperin and Yale Law Professor Jed Rubenfeld dig into whether government lawyers can “legalize” such strikes, what the laws of war actually say about killing survivors, and why those rules exist in the first place.
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