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Change: 1795,1795) ) to be citizens of the United States (even as "natural-born" in the original Act); but does the Wong Kim Ark Reading include these children? And so, since the Wong Kim Ark view does NOT "include every other class of persons," it fails
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Change: HOWARD. This amendment which I have offered is simply declaratory of what I regard as the law of the land already ... by virtue of natural law and national law, a citizen of the United States ... [and] will include every other class of persons. It settles
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Change: of ... national law" (the Naturalization Acts since 1795, ) to be citizens of the United States (even as "natural-born" in the original Act); but does the Wong Kim Ark Reading include these children? And so, since the Wong Kim Ark view does NOT "include every
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Change: --other than those "born in the United States"--were already declared and recognized "by virtue ... national law" (the Naturalization Acts since 1795, ) to be citizens of the United States (even as "natural-born" in the original Act); but does the Wong Kim Ark Reading include these children?
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Change: the original Act); but does the Wong Kim Ark Reading include these children?--other than thoseAnd "bornso, insince the United States"--suchWong asKim theArk childrenview ofdoes U.S.NOT citizens"include bornevery abroadother outclass of thepersons," limitsit
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Change: This paper will conclude that Territorial Filipinos, among others (particularly the children of U.S. citizens born abroad, out of the limits of the United States,
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Change: the United States, however the term "the"in the United States" may be defined later--as in the Insular Cases--to exclude ceded territory regarded merely as "appurtenant and belonging to the United States, but not a part of the United States."---------------------------------------------------------------------
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Change: citizenship, not only upon the class of "persons born in the United States," but also upon "every other class of persons," or ofupon "all persons," from and after the moment they become "subject to the jurisdiction
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Change: the term "in the United States" may be defined later to exclude ceded territory regarded merely under the Insular Cases as "appurtenant and belonging to meanthe United States, but not a part of the United later.States."---------------------------------------------------------------------
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Change: author's own words, was clearly intended to recognize the conferment of U.S. citizenship upon "every other class of persons," or of "all persons," from and after the moment they become "subject to the jurisdiction of
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Change: Clause was, after all, clearly intended to recognize the conferment of U.S. citizenship upon "every other class of persons," or of "all persons," from and after the moment they become "subject to the jurisdiction of
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Change: There were only format changes (bold, italics, etc.) in this version. See this version for details.
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Change: "by virtue of natural law and national law" enacted as early as 1790 yet to be citizens of the United States at birth at thatthe time Senator Howard proposed the Clause in 1866 "by virtue of natural law and national law" enacted as early as 1790 yet.. This
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Change: that virtually confirms in no uncertain terms what Senator Howard boldly asserted during his sponsorship speech that the Clause he submitted is a proposal that finally "settles the great question of citizenship and removes all doubt as to what persons are or are not citizens of the United States."Truly,
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Change: Category--a category thatCategory r ecognizesecognizing the conferment of U.S. citizenship upon "every other class of persons," or of "all persons," from and after the moment they become "subject to the jurisdiction of the United States," at birth (natural-born) or after birth (naturalized)--confirming(naturalized) and confirming what
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Change: a definition of what actually constitutes citizenship of the United States under a generic Second Category--a category wisely worded tothat r ecognizeecognizes the conferment of U.S. citizenship acquisition ofupon "every other class of persons"persons," or of "all persons"persons," from and after
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Change: from and after the moment they become "subject to the jurisdiction of the United States," thatat birth (natural-born) or after birth (naturalized)--that confirms what Senator Howard boldly saidasserted during his sponsorship speech that the Clause he proposed "will include every other classsubmitted ofis persons"--aa Clause
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Change: that this paper proposes to resolve persists, and that question is: Since Wong Kim Ark thatviews fallthe underphrase between commas, "and subject to the Firstjurisdiction Category,thereof," "Allas a mere qualifier of the element preceding it, "all persons born,"born in theand Unitedhence
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Change: question that this paper proposes to resolve persists, and that question persists:is: Since Wong Kim Ark views the phrase between commas.commas, "and subject to the jurisdiction thereof," as a mere qualifier of the element preceding it, "all persons born," and hence does not recognize
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Change: citizens at birth, does the current reading of the Citizenship Clause enunciated in Wong Kim Ark satisfy fully Senator Howard's avowed intent that the Clause he crafted "removes all doubt as to what persons are or are not citizens of the United States"?---------------------------------------------------------------------
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