The Right of Appeal in Naturalization Cases in the Federal Courts

The Supreme Court of the United States, by Mr. Justice Brandeis, recently handed down its decision in Tutun v . United States, and Neuberger v . United States. This is the latest of the important Supreme Court cases determining the law of naturalization, of citizenship, and of expatriation. During the past fifteen years they have comprised Johannessen v . United States, Mansour v . United States, Luria v . United States, Maibaum v . United States, Mackenzie v . Hare, United States v . Ginsberg, United States v . Ness, United States v . Morena, Ozawa v . United States, Yamashita v . Hinkle, United States v . Thind, Kaplan v . Tod, and Toyota v . United States

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• Denaturalization on the Ground of Disloyalty

  Open Access•Lawrence Preuss•American Political Science Review•1942

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