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Wisconsin Debate on Alien Suffrage and State Sovereignty
Wisconsin delegates clash over constitutional power to grant alien suffrage, arguing whether naturalization powers belong to Congress or remain with states. Debate cites Blackstone and Webster to define citizenship, denization, and naturalization, noting Michigan's precedent and the risks to Union admission.
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