United States v. James P. Sanderson

ORR, Circuit Judge.

One Eng Kam arrived in the United States in 1948. He claimed admission as a son of a veteran of the United States armed forces under provisions of the Immigration Act then in force.1 He was given a hearing before the local Board of Special Inquiry of the Immigration and Naturalization Service and on October 26, 1948, the said Board found that he had not sustained his burden of proving the alleged relationship, and rejected his application for admission. From the ruling an administrative appeal was taken.

Appellee Sanderson, Eng Kam’s attorney, secured his release from…