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-'''Citizenship Cases''' are the key cases concerning the power of Congress to authorization revocation of citizenship under certain conditions, such as commission of a crime:
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-*''[[Trop v. Dulles]]'' (1958) (4-1-4), with Justice [[William Brennan]] providing the key concurrence with the [[liberal]] majority.
-*''[[Perez v. Brownell]]'' (1958) (5-4) when Justice [[William Brennan]] joined the [[conservative]] majority, decided the same day as ''Trop''.
-*''[[Afroyim v. Rusk]]'' (1967), overruling ''Brownell''.
-Chief Justice Warren and Justices Black, Douglas, Fortas, Marshall voted to declare these laws unconstitutional, and were eventually joined by Justice Brennan.
-Justices Frankfurter, Harlan, Clark, Stewart, White voted to uphold these laws.
-[[category:United States Supreme Court Cases]]

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