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The 14th Amendment is cited in more litigation than any other amendment, shaping the fight for equal rights in America.
Peter Fitzek has established a micronation called the Kingdom of Germany in Wittenberg, complete with its own currency, passports, and 25 citizens.
A 750-mile hike through the Grand Canyon tested the limits of explorers Kevin Fedarko and Pete McBride, pushing them to the brink of exhaustion.
South Africa's immigration system faces challenges, with lengthy processes and negative perceptions, despite a growing need for skilled immigrants from across Africa.
The David M. Rubenstein Records of Rights Gallery has welcomed nearly 8 million visitors since its opening, focusing on the struggle for individual rights in America.
Magdalena Krajewska discusses national identification card proposals in the United States, examining their political history from 1915 to 2015.
Six young Ethiopian men have been killed by police in Israel over the past five years, sparking widespread protests and calls for justice.
Marcelino Serna single-handedly captured 24 German soldiers during the Meuse-Argonne Offensive in World War One, earning numerous commendations for his bravery.
Malpasse shelters deported Dominican-Haitians in a community school run by pastor Sinas Saintilus.
Bettina Dan faces uncertainty as Dominican Haitians confront new citizenship laws and deportation fears.
At 13, Noor fled Syria with her mother to Los Angeles, where she confronts cultural differences and the challenges of being a Muslim girl in America.
Olaf Scholz encourages people with foreign roots to apply for German citizenship in Hamburg.
British Jews seek German passports to secure their future amid Brexit uncertainties.
The Hindu Nationalist government evicts Muslims from homes in Northeast India amid citizenship disputes.
The US president says Belfast is a different city, urging citizens to uphold peace terms.
A third of SNP voters supported Brexit, raising concerns about the party's strategy for a second independence referendum amid political tensions with Westminster.
On December 31, 1999, Boris Yeltsin asked for forgiveness in his televised address as he prepared to hand over power to Vladimir Putin.
The Dominican Republic faces a crisis as the residency deadline threatens deportation for many.
Two and a half million Americans have been sent to war in the last 16 years, facing lasting mental effects and challenges upon returning home.
Representatives from 27 micronations gathered for a summit in Dunwoody, Georgia, to discuss their self-declared sovereign states.
Democratic senators seek to aid foreign-born recruits facing citizenship delays in the U.S. Army.
Marlene Dietrich refuses Nazi propaganda offers in London and renounces her German citizenship.
Mala Gal Zane takes her oath of allegiance but 300,000 may miss voting this November.
