Mackenzie v. Hare
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Chasing Citizenship: A Historical Perspective
This chapter intertwines a humorous anecdote of a dog's chase with a profound exploration of historical legal cases related to U.S. citizenship laws, particularly women's rights. It examines pivotal cases like Mackenzie v. Hare and the implications of the Expatriation Act of 1907, highlighting the challenges faced by women marrying foreigners. The discussion critiques outdated legal principles surrounding marriage and citizenship, shedding light on the broader issues of identity and individual rights in America's political landscape.
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