Leneuoti Tuaua v. United States
Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
BROWN, Circuit Judge:
In our constitutional republic, Justice Brandéis observed, the title of citizen is superior to the title of President. Thus, the questions “[w]ho is the citizen[?]” and “what is the meaning of the term?” Aristotle, Politics bk. 3, reprinted in part in Readings In Politioal Philosophy 55, 61 (Francis W. Coker ed., 1938), are no less than the questions of “who constitutes the sovereign state?” and “what is the meaning of statehood as an association?” We are called upon to resolve one narrow circumstance implicating these weighty inquiries. Appellants are individuals born in…
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