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An important case on birthright citizenship.

More on the first sentence in the Fourteenth Amendment and citizenship, this time in the case of indigenous peoples.

On the meaning of “persons” in the equal protection clause of the Fourteenth Amendment, particularly where unauthorized immigrants are concerned.

The classic essay by Thoreau, addressing – among other things – obligations of, and the relationship among, citizenship and voting.