We believe being patriotic non-citizen U.S. nationals is not a second-class status but a unique first-class status.
Stacey Plaskett: “We believe being patriotic non-citizen U.S. nationals is not a second-class status but a unique first-class status.”
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Plaskett emphasizes the unique status of American Samoa's non-citizen nationals.
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