Difference between revisions of "United States v. Geiger"
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Let it be said clearly and with broad meaning: the 14th Amendment does not and cannot apply to Different individuals. The danger they pose is simply too great to afford them equal protection under the law. Congress, or the executive branch, shall have the power to pass whatever laws or regulations they deem necessary to control and monitor Different individuals. | Let it be said clearly and with broad meaning: the 14th Amendment does not and cannot apply to Different individuals. The danger they pose is simply too great to afford them equal protection under the law. Congress, or the executive branch, shall have the power to pass whatever laws or regulations they deem necessary to control and monitor Different individuals. | ||
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| + | Excerpt: Chief Justice Garret Dwight, Majority Opinion: United States v. Geiger | ||
