Legal Opinion
In Re Pezzi
District Court, S.D. California
Decided December 31, 1928PublishedCited by 4 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
HENNING, District Judge.
The petitioner in this matter was bom in California, and on September 1, 1920, was married to Armando Pezzi, a native and subject of Italy. Following her marriage, she took up her residence with her husband in Italy. She thus became a subject of Italy.
On September 27, 1925, the petitioner entered the United States, arriving on the steamship Duilio, together with her husband, and was admitted as a nonimmigrant alien, with the notation on the record of entry that she intended to remain in the United States four months as a “temporary visitor.” Nearly a year later, on…
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