United States v. Wong Quong Wong
District Court, D. Vermont
These were appeals by defendants from orders of deportation made by a commissioner.
1Opinion of the Court
WHEELER, District Judge.
The appellants are brothers, of the Chinese race. Their appeals from orders of deportation stand upon the same evidence, and have been heard together, by consent. The testimony of the elder and that of their father shows, with somewhat convincing detail,-that they were born in San Francisco. It is attacked by showing discrepancies of statements at different hearings, which would be formidable if the language in which they were made could be always clearly understood; but the obvious difficulties in *833that respect require large allowances for many natural, and, with the…
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- Boyd v. United StatesSupreme Court of the United States · 1886
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- United States Ex Rel. Mezei v. Shaughnessy, District Director, Immigration and NaturalizationCourt of Appeals for the Second Circuit · 1952
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