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Justice Thomas Dunks on Due Process, Argues for Stronger Equal Protection as SCOTUS Says Puerto Rico Doesn't Deserve Some Government Benefits
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59% : On the benefits side, residents of Puerto Rico are eligible for Social Security and Medicare. 54% : At the same time, residents of Puerto Rico generally pay Social Security, Medicare, and unemployment taxes. 46% : Justice Thomas concurred but wrote separately to sketch his thoughts about whether the "Due Process Clause of the Fifth Amendment contains an equal protection component whose substance is 'precisely the same' as the Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment."
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