
Legal staff at the Japanese Internment Camp “Poston Camp No. 1” on Jan. 4, 1943. From left, Cap Tamura, Franklyn Sugijama, Tom Masuda, Elmer Yamamoto, and Saburo Kido, who was the National President of the Japanese American Citizens League.
In 2015, an unusual petition ended up in front of state Supreme Court Justice Goodwin H. Liu. The case involved Hong Yen Chang, a Chinese native who came to the United States in 1872.
After graduating from Columbia Law School in 1886, Chang applied for admission to the New York Bar, but was turned down because he was not a citizen. After being issued a certificate of naturalization the same year, the New York Legislature passed a la...
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