Then I skip over to the final paragraph of the opinion. and I quote again: It is not to be admitted that the children of persons so situated become citizens by the accident of birth. On the contrary. I am of opinion that the President and Senate by treaty. and the Congress by naturalization. have the power. notwithstanding the fourteenth amendment. to prescribe that all persons of a particular race. or their. children. cannot become citizens. and that it results that the consent to allow such persons to come into and reside within our geographical limits does not carry with it the imposition of citizenship upon children born to them while in this country under such consent. in spite of treaty and statute. Mr. J.
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Generalization about a particular race not being able to become citizens.