History And Digest of the International Arbitrations to Which the United States Has Been a Party, Together With Appendices Containing the Treaties Relating to Such Arbitations, And Historical And Legal Notes.. 3
History And Digest of the International Arbitrations to Which the United States Has Been a Party, Together With Appendices Containing the Treaties Relating to Such Arbitations, And Historical And Legal Notes.. 3
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The Mexican constitu- tion of 18>7 treated as citizens: (1) Persons born, within or outside of the republic, of Mexican fathers; (2) foreigners naturalized in conformity with the laws of the republic; (3) foreigners who, under certftln conditions, acquired real estate in the republic or had Mexican children. Moreover, by the convention between the United States and Mexico of July 10, 1868, on the subject of citizenship, signed only six days after the claims convention, it was expressly provided... that citizens of the United States who had "been made citizens of the Mexican Republic by naturalization" should be "held by the United States as citizens of the Mexican Republic," and "be treated as such," and vice versa. This was a distinct declaration of the conditions under which the citizens of each country should be deemed to have become citizens of the other. " Five years' residence and naturalization are required," said Mr. Ashton, referring to the convention, "to invest an American citizen with Mexican nationality." The only case, observed Mr.
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The Mexican constitu- tion of 18>7 treated as citizens: (1) Persons born, within or outside of the republic, of Mexican fathers; (2) foreigners naturalized in conformity with the laws of the republic; (3) foreigners who, under certftln conditions, acquired real estate in the republic or had Mexican children. Moreover, by the convention between the United States and Mexico of July 10, 1868, on the subject of citizenship, signed only six days after the claims convention, it was expressly provided... that citizens of the United States who had "been made citizens of the Mexican Republic by naturalization" should be "held by the United States as citizens of the Mexican Republic," and "be treated as such," and vice versa. This was a distinct declaration of the conditions under which the citizens of each country should be deemed to have become citizens of the other. " Five years' residence and naturalization are required," said Mr. Ashton, referring to the convention, "to invest an American citizen with Mexican nationality." The only case, observed Mr.
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