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Common Sense Law Talk on Citizenship and Naturalization
An essay discusses U S citizenship versus state citizenship, the role of Congress in naturalization, and how aliens may influence federal elections via state legislative eligibility. It outlines who may be naturalized under U S law, emphasizing white or African descent, five years residence, good moral character, and allegiance to the U S Constitution, noting that Indians are excluded and that married women may be naturalized without their husband.
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