Although its future is unresolved, Puerto Rico is more integrated into the union already than any other territory has been when becoming a state. Because Congress has for decades ignored… Read more »

The 1922 ruling that separated U.S. citizenship from the Constitution meant that U.S. citizens living in Puerto Rico owed allegiance to the U.S. and bore the heaviest duties of citizenship,… Read more »

In 1901 the U.S. Supreme ruled that the U.S. could govern Puerto Rico without applying the Constitution to the territory or its people. The court’s explanation of its decision was… Read more »

How are Puerto Ricans on the mainland keeping in touch with news about Puerto Rico? A new survey of Puerto Rican voters in Central Florida’s I-4 corridor shows that TV… Read more »

Central Florida voters are much more likely to vote for candidates who want to resolve Puerto Rico’s status than for candidates who want to keep the status quo in Puerto… Read more »