On July 29, the Ninth Circuit issued an opinion in Davis v Guam, 17-15719. The issue was whether Guam could hold a plebiscite and limit the voting to individuals who are descendants of people who were living in Guam in 1898, the year control passed from Spain to the United States.
Ninth Circuit Agrees with U.S. District Court that Guam Can’t Hold a Plebiscite on Future of Guam That is Limited to Descendants of 1898 Inhabitants
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