MEXICAN IMMIGRANTS WRONGLY DENIED US CITIZENSHIP: ACCURATE TRANSLATION IS CRITICAL !

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The 5th Circuit U. S. Court of Appeals has, on September 11, 2013, ruled that the U.S. Government has, probably since about 1978, wrongly and unlawfully denied citizenship to many Mexican immigrants because of an old U.S. law that cited Article 314 of the Mexican Constitution which supposedly dealt with legitimizing out-of-wedlock births. 

See: Sigifredo Saldana Iracheta v. Eric H. Holder, Jr., U.S. Attorney General, No. 12-680087 (09-11-2013), U.S. Court of Appeals for the 5th Circuit.

THE PROBLEM IS:    The Mexican Constitution has NO such article in its Constitution.

The 5th Circuit case involved Mexican immigrant Sigifredo Saldana Iracheta, who now lives in the Brownsville, Texas area.

[www.abajournal.com/09-24-2013/Martha Neill/ 5th Circuit: Feds. Applied Law That Didn't Exist]