Administrative Decisions Under Immigration & Nationality Laws, Volumul 22U.S. Government Printing Office, 1947 |
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Pagina 96
... continuous physical pres- ence , contrary to the statutory provision indicating that " brief , casual , and innocent " departures did not interrupt the continuous period of physical presence required of suspension of deportation ...
... continuous physical pres- ence , contrary to the statutory provision indicating that " brief , casual , and innocent " departures did not interrupt the continuous period of physical presence required of suspension of deportation ...
Pagina 97
... continuous physical presence . if the absence ... was brief , casual , and innocent and did not meaningfully interrupt the continuous physical presence . " ( Emphasis added . ) This language originated in the Supreme Court case of ...
... continuous physical presence . if the absence ... was brief , casual , and innocent and did not meaningfully interrupt the continuous physical presence . " ( Emphasis added . ) This language originated in the Supreme Court case of ...
Pagina 98
... continuous physical presence would not be consid- ered to have been broken by virtue of such a departure , as it was not mean- ingfully interruptive of the period of time he had resided in the United States and might continue to reside ...
... continuous physical presence would not be consid- ered to have been broken by virtue of such a departure , as it was not mean- ingfully interruptive of the period of time he had resided in the United States and might continue to reside ...
Pagina 99
... continuous physical presence for purposes of assessing his eligibility for suspension of deportation , we must consider whether his departure was brief , casual , and innocent . As I have indicated above and conclude below , his ...
... continuous physical presence for purposes of assessing his eligibility for suspension of deportation , we must consider whether his departure was brief , casual , and innocent . As I have indicated above and conclude below , his ...
Pagina 101
... continuous years in the United States does not destroy his eligibility [ for suspension ] by actions that do not affect his commitment to living in this country . " Castrejon - Garcia v . INS , supra , at 1362 ( citing Kamheangpatiyooth ...
... continuous years in the United States does not destroy his eligibility [ for suspension ] by actions that do not affect his commitment to living in this country . " Castrejon - Garcia v . INS , supra , at 1362 ( citing Kamheangpatiyooth ...
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Administrative Decisions Under Immigration & Nationality Laws, Volumul 2 United States. Department of Justice Vizualizare completă - 1950 |
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