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The '''Indian Citizenship Act''' of 1924<ref>Codified at 43 Stat. 253, as signed into law on June 2, 1924.</ref> extended citizenship to all American Indians born within the [[United States]]. This demonstrated that there is no [[birthright citizenship]] under the [[Fourteenth Amendment]]; an Act of Congress was required to grant such citizenship to American Indians.

Rep. Homer P. Snyder (R-NY) introduced this law in [[Congress]], and President Calvin Coolidge signed it into law.
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