Independence and Voting Rights

This chapter explores the intricate relationship between the Justice Department's independence and the White House, framing it within historical contexts. It then transitions to the implications of a controversial New York City law that permits non-citizens to vote in municipal elections, highlighting ongoing legal challenges and its effects on political representation.

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