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A Broken Promise

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Dwain R

 

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August 20, 2016

 

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However, Filipinos who had gained U.S. citizenship found themselves being treated as aliens. Even after becoming U.S. citizens, these Filipinos felt they weren't receiving the same equal rights and protection a U.S. citizen should be given. Although it was tough to gain citizenship, many Filipinos discovered a loophole by getting involved in mixed marriages...
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Although it was tough to gain citizenship, many Filipinos discovered a loophole by getting involved in mixed marriages. Filipinos married white Americans or U.S. citizens in order to obtain citizenship. Unfortunately, "by 1937, Nevada, Oregon, and Washington had enacted laws prohibiting marriages between Filipinos and whites" (Melendy 53)...
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