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Originally Posted by Thrawn$
I think Porto rico does
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A possession of the United States, residents of Puerto Rico lack voting representation in Congress and do not participate in presidential elections. As U.S. citizens, Puerto Ricans are subject to military service and most federal laws. Residents of the Commonwealth pay no federal income tax on locally generated earnings, but Puerto Rico government income-tax rates are set at a level that closely parallels federal-plus-state levies on the mainland.
I dont think Quebec is looking for that. You fall under federal laws but yet have no say on whos making these laws