Sebastian Delgado is a senior at the University of Central Florida studying Government and History. He is from Puerto Rico. He is interested in constitutional law and legal doctrines. He is an ardent
For an experiment to succeed, time and attention are required. The Constitution of Puerto Rico, which celebrated its 70th anniversary on July 25, was just that: an experiment in sovereignty crafted jointly by the Federal Government and the People of Puerto Rico. But rather than adhering to the basic scientific
“If a single statute represents the best of America,” wrote Justice Elena Kagan in her Brnovich v. DNC dissent, “it is the Voting Rights Act.”[1] But, she contrasted, “if a single statute reminds of the worst of America, it is the Voting Rights Act” (VRA). This dissent came just