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  1. The new event discusses the predicted expansion of the Supreme Court, the potential abolition of the Electoral College, and the inclusion of D.C. and Puerto Rico.
  2. Rulings concerning birthright citizenship are now affecting how political representation is determined.

A supreme court ruling impacts nationality applications and electoral census involving Cuba and Spain.

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A supreme court ruling impacts nationality applications and electoral census involving Cuba and Spain.

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  1. The Supreme Court ruled on electoral matters and the granting of Spanish nationality to Cubans.1 source
  2. Ruling affects nationality applications and electoral census in Cuba/Spain.1 source

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