Ex parte Wong Yee Toon
District Court, D. Maryland
Petition for habeas corpus by Wong Yee Toon.
1Opinion of the Court
ROSE, District Judge.
The petitioner is about to- be deported under a-warrant issued by the Secretary of Labor. He seeks his release-by habeas corpus. He says he is about 19 years old. He looks younger. According to his story, he is the son of one Wong Que Teung, alias Wong Kus, a merchant long domiciled in Oakland, Cal. As such son the petitioner, on the 7th of November, 1913, was admitted by the immigrant officials at the port of San Francisco-. A little over a year later he was found living with a Chines.e laundryman in Baltimore. The immigration office secured some evidence which led it to…
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