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LII
U.S. Constitution Annotated
Article I. Legislative Branch
Section VIII
Clause IV
Naturalization
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Naturalization
Overview of Naturalization Clause
Post-1900 Naturalization Doctrine Generally
Historical Background
British and American Colonial Naturalization
Constitutional Convention and Naturalization
Early U.S. Naturalization Laws
Naturalization as an Exclusive Power of Congress
Collective Naturalization (1800–1900)
Children
Citizenship and Children Born Abroad
Naturalization and Rogers v. Bellei
Naturalization and Sessions v. Morales-Santana
Denaturalization
Denaturalization (Revoking Citizenship) Generally
Early Denaturalization Jurisprudence
Limits to Congress's Denaturalization Power
Unlawful Procurement of Citizenship
Concealing Material Facts When Procuring Citizenship
Expatriation
Expatriation (Termination of Citizenship) Generally
Development of Expatriation Doctrine
Expatriation Legislation
Judicial Recognition of Congress's Expatriation Power
Judicial Limits on Congress's Expatriation Power
