Comments by "Stephen Villano" (@spvillano) on "New York Times Podcasts" channel.

  1. Not quite. One can have citizenship elsewhere, such as any valid visa holder and still be subject to US jurisdiction. That specific wording was to carve out an exception for diplomats, who are not subject to our jurisdiction, but to their home nation's jurisdiction. A hint, if you cannot detain or arrest someone, they are not subject to your jurisdiction.
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