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Their second claim is that this common law principle was adopted in the 14th Amendment.

Their second claim is that this common law principle was adopted in the 14th Amendment.

Millions of immigrants from Europe and around the world had moved to the U.S. in the 19th century. They were encouraged to come and populate the West through laws like the Homestead Act. And their children who were born here were de facto citizens. They could vote, at least the men could, start companies, and they were making up more and more of the population.

Millions of immigrants from Europe and around the world had moved to the U.S. in the 19th century. They were encouraged to come and populate the West through laws like the Homestead Act. And their children who were born here were de facto citizens. They could vote, at least the men could, start companies, and they were making up more and more of the population.

Millions of immigrants from Europe and around the world had moved to the U.S. in the 19th century. They were encouraged to come and populate the West through laws like the Homestead Act. And their children who were born here were de facto citizens. They could vote, at least the men could, start companies, and they were making up more and more of the population.

So the Supreme Court was suddenly having to address a fundamental issue.

So the Supreme Court was suddenly having to address a fundamental issue.

So the Supreme Court was suddenly having to address a fundamental issue.

It took over a year, but finally, the Supreme Court issued a ruling in the case of U.S. v. Wong Kim Ark.

It took over a year, but finally, the Supreme Court issued a ruling in the case of U.S. v. Wong Kim Ark.

It took over a year, but finally, the Supreme Court issued a ruling in the case of U.S. v. Wong Kim Ark.

Quick note, all persons did not necessarily include Native Americans. And that's because tribes recognized by the U.S. government were considered sovereign nations with their own governments and court systems.

Quick note, all persons did not necessarily include Native Americans. And that's because tribes recognized by the U.S. government were considered sovereign nations with their own governments and court systems.

Quick note, all persons did not necessarily include Native Americans. And that's because tribes recognized by the U.S. government were considered sovereign nations with their own governments and court systems.

The court ruled that citizenship is determined by whether or not someone is born on U.S. soil, not by blood or race.

The court ruled that citizenship is determined by whether or not someone is born on U.S. soil, not by blood or race.

The court ruled that citizenship is determined by whether or not someone is born on U.S. soil, not by blood or race.

Wong Kim Ark, with the support of the Chinese six companies, had won his case. He was recognized by the U.S. government as a birthright citizen, a ruling that his lawyers knew would have an impact on generations to come. And Wong Kim Ark could finally go back to his life in San Francisco.

Wong Kim Ark, with the support of the Chinese six companies, had won his case. He was recognized by the U.S. government as a birthright citizen, a ruling that his lawyers knew would have an impact on generations to come. And Wong Kim Ark could finally go back to his life in San Francisco.

Wong Kim Ark, with the support of the Chinese six companies, had won his case. He was recognized by the U.S. government as a birthright citizen, a ruling that his lawyers knew would have an impact on generations to come. And Wong Kim Ark could finally go back to his life in San Francisco.