I’m curious if anyone who is on the leaked list now has standing in court to litigate their status, whereas they could not prove their status/data before. One

I’m curious if anyone who is on the leaked list now has standing in court to litigate their status, whereas they could not prove their status/data before. One of my biggest complaints with national security programs is that they tend to argue that transparency (even to the voters and elected representatives whom these programs ostensibly protect) threatens the program. Sometimes when leaks happen, it gives the citizens a tool they didn’t previously have to challenge those programs.