Asian Americans and U.S. Law Casebook

Resource 5 . 5

No Right to Own?: The Early Twentieth-Century “Alien Land Laws” as a Prelude to Internment (1998)

Keith Aoki, 40 B.C. L. Rev. 37

Elizabeth Tanaka

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No Right to Own?: The Early Twentieth-Century “Alien Land Laws” as a Prelude to Internment

No Right to Own?: The Early Twentieth-Century “Alien Land Laws” as a Prelude to Internment (1998)

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