Wanda Sanchez Day Carlos Morales Marcy Kahn Kevin Jason
October 24, 2022 | New York Law Journal
Residents of U.S. Territories Deserve the Basic Rights of American CitizenshipThe Insular Cases sanction the imposition of different categories of U.S. citizenship on residents of the territories where the United States exercises sovereignty. They further permit discrimination on the basis of race and ethnicity. The decisions are outdated, abhorrent, and should be reversed.
By Wanda Sanchez Day, Carlos Morales, Marcy Kahn, Kevin Jason and Kathleen Rubenstein
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