In Re Chi Yan Cham Louie
District Court, W.D. Washington
1Opinion of the Court
BLACK, District Judge.
In connection with the petition of Chi Yan Cham Louie for naturalization, the question for me to decide this morning is whether or not the objection of the Immigration and Naturalization Department that in no event is she entitled to become an American citizen, upon the ground that the petitioner is of the Chinese race born in China and did not enter the United States as an immigrant, is well taken.
This question has been presented by the brief of the petitioner, by the brief of the United States Immigration and Naturalization Service and by the brief of amicus curia;.
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