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Puerto Rican U.S. citizenship is permanent and irreversible
As Professor Venator-Santiago indicates in his article, “The Jones Act of 1917 was neither the first nor the last law enacted by Congress containing...
PDF icon Report HR6165 Preserving the Nationality of a Person Born in Puerto Rico.pdf
PDF icon Rodriquez_55RevJurUPR627 copy (1).pdf
PDF icon S2675 To amend the Organic Act of Puerto Rico.pdf
PDF icon US Supreme Court case Fia Fia Tuaua v. US.pdf
PDF icon CRS Discretion of Congress Respecting Citizenship Status of Puerto Ricans.pdf
PDF icon HR2770 Citizenship for Inhabitants of Virgin Islands.pdf
PDF icon HR6165 Preserving the nationality of a person born in Puerto Rico.pdf
PDF icon Nationality act of 1940.pdf
PDF icon President's Report on Nationality Act of 1940.pdf
PDF icon Report HR1037 Preserving the Nationality of a Person Born in Puerto Rico.pdf
Catholic-Majority Puerto Rico Celebrates 100 Years of US Citizenship
This is an interesting transition considering the fact the population in Puerto Rico has only grown from the 1700s to early 2000. In fact, the...
Why Puerto Ricans Did Not Receive US Citizenship So They Could Fight in WWI
One of the most common myths seemingly accepted as fact regarding Puerto Ricans and their US citizenship is that it was only granted so residents of...
Voices: Too Many Of Puerto Rico's Veterans Are Moving Away
Puerto Ricans have a particular relationship with the U.S. military, one that is mostly unknown to the public. Lately, Puerto Rico has been in the ...
100 years of Puerto Ricans’ U.S. citizenship and the political status

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