In re Tam Chung
District Court, D. Montana
Application for writ of habeas corpus by Tam Chung for his release from the custody of an immigration inspector about to deport petitioner.
1Opinion of the Court
BOURQUIN, District Judge.
This petitioner for habeas corpus to an immigration inspector about to deport petitioner to China, his birthplace, is a Chinese boy of 17 years, who as a student was admitted to this country in August, 1912. The boy attended school in Washington for one year, then joined his uncle, a restaurant proprietor, in Montana. He immediately engaged an experienced teacher of Chinese, and for 17 months thereafter, and until arrested as hereinafter mentioned, for 1% hours every day, save Sundays, he was instructed by and recited to* her in various elementary studies. To…
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