In re Naturalization of Aliens Who Claimed Exemption from the Draft or from Military Service
District Court, E.D. Wisconsin
1Opinion of the Court
GEIGER, District Judge.
These are applications for naturalization presented by • aliens who, except for the objection urged as hereinafter noted, are conceded to be qualified for citizenship. The government, through the naturalization examiners, has objected in each ease to the admission of the alien on the ground that, as a registrant and in filling out his questionnaire under the Draft Law, each of the applicants claimed exemption from military service on the ground of noncitizenship; that is to say, each such alien, in answering questions propounded to him respecting such claim of…
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