5-4 Mackenzie v. Hare
Oct 8, 2024
Dive into the complexities of U.S. citizenship laws, especially through the lens of the Mackenzie v. Hare case, revealing the challenges faced by women marrying foreigners. Discover the historical legacy of marriage law and its impact on identity amidst today's immigration debates. The discussion boldly critiques anti-immigrant sentiment and the current political landscape, drawing eerie parallels to past discriminatory practices. It's a captivating blend of legal history and contemporary relevance that sheds light on the rights and struggles of individuals in America.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Exploring Citizenship and the Legacy of Marriage Law
02:08 • 2min
Chasing Citizenship: A Historical Perspective
04:05 • 17min
Citizenship Under Siege: A Historical and Political Analysis
21:10 • 18min
Examining Rights and Identity in Immigration
39:20 • 2min
Examining Anti-Immigrant Sentiment and Its Implications
41:04 • 6min