Schenck Ex Rel. Chow Fook Hong v. Ward
District Court, D. Massachusetts
1Opinion of the Court
FORD, District Judge.
The applicant, Chow Fook Hong, was denied permission to enter the United States upon the ground that he had not established that he was the son of Chow Tung, deceased. The American citizenship of the alleged father Chow Tung was conceded by the Immigration authorities.
It was the contention of the petitionér that the action of the Immigration authorities was, first, arbitrary and unreasonable; second, that there had been a denial of a fair hearing; third, that there had been prejudicial error of law committed in the reception of certain evidence received and considered by…
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