Puerto Ricans on the island are citizens of the United States, and we are here today to debate whether those citizens should be equal.
Rubén Gallego: “Puerto Ricans on the island are citizens of the United States, and we are here today to debate whether those citizens…”
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Gallego emphasizes the need for legal equality for Puerto Rican citizens.
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