As I see it, structuring the plebiscite as a vote on Puerto Rico's admission as a state is consistent with U.S. law.
Darrell Issa: “As I see it, structuring the plebiscite as a vote on Puerto Rico's admission as a state is consistent with U.S. law.”
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Arguing for a statehood-focused plebiscite for Puerto Rico.
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