In Hezbollah leader’s speech are signs of a group driven deeper underground
In 1922, Takao Ozawa appeared before the Supreme Court to resolve an increasingly salient question, given the country’s rising and increasingly diverse immigrant population: Could he become a citizen? At the time, the law suggested he couldn’t. As of 1870, naturalization was reserved for noncitizens who were “free white persons” or “persons of African descent.” […]Read More