The Power of Congress Over the District of Columbia

Exploring the unique relationship between Congress and the District of Columbia, this book delves into the constitutional authority and political dynamics that shape governance in the capital. It examines historical precedents, legislative actions, and the implications of congressional control over local affairs. By analyzing key cases and political debates, the text sheds light on the ongoing discussions surrounding representation, autonomy, and the rights of D.C. residents, making it a critical resource for understanding the complexities of federalism in the United States.