Good moral character (see also Discretionary relief; Preexamination; Seventh proviso, sec. 3, 1917 adulterous relationship; Vol. II, pp. 840, 876, 892; determination of; applicability of criminal test; ignorance of marital status; Vol. VI, pp. 463, marital status, adjustment; Vol. VI, pp. 675, New Jersey; Vol. VII, p. 376 New York; Vol. VI, p. 801; Vol. VII, p. 156 confinement to penal institution; sec. 101(f) (7), effect of pardon for conviction resulting in; United States citizen, while a; Vol. VII, p. 405 distinguished from moral excellence; Vol. I, p. false testimony; sec. 101 (f) (6), 1952 Act false claim to U.S. citizenship in visa petition; false information given orally in application for false statement in application for U.S. pass- false testimony in obtaining citizen's identif illicit relationship; Vol. VII, p. 247 marital status, irregularities; Vol. II, p. 842; Vol. naturalization cases, standards applicable to; nonsupport; Vol. II, p. 161; Vol. III, p. 393 perjury within 5-year period, suspension of de- perjury within 5-year period; voluntary depar record of conviction, expungement of, effect sec. 101(f) (3), 1952 Act: convicted of "petty offense" within statutory single lapse, effect of; Vol. I, p. 611; Vol. II, p. 614; voluntary departure, standards same as for sus Government official, member of family of; failure Guam, presumption of lawful admission for per- Guam, presumption of lawful admission for per- Guam, readmission to, of permanent resident crew- H Harrison Narcotic Act, violation; deportation entry to mainland, from; under 1917 Act, as dis residents, before acquisition by U.S., citizenship Head tax: child accompanying mother on her first return to debt in favor of U.S.; Vol. II, p. 251 planting and cultivating marihuana, sec. 11530; sale of substance in lieu of narcotic; sec. 11502; Hearing: deportation proceeding; see Deportation; Fair exclusion proceeding; see Exclusion; Fair Hearing Housebreaking; see Crimes involving moral tur- House of prostitution, distinguished from house of I Illegal entry into Canada; see Crimes involving crime, alien coming to commit; Vol. II, p. 43; Immigrant (see also Nonquota immigrant)-Con. daily crosser, to collect scrap to be sold in Mexico; Vol. IV, p. 217 daily crosser, to work in automobile plant; Vol. VI, p. 255 farmers, coming to sell produce in U.S. mar- intern; Vol. VIII, p. 460 salesman, to solicit orders; Vol. VIII, p. 206 truck driver, coming to deliver meat; Vol. VI, truck driver, daily crosser, coming to deliver bona fide, but inadmissible under 1917 Act; doubtful (intent to take up residence); Vol. effect of previously expressed desire to enter commuter; see Commuter head tax, nonpayment; effect on status; Vol. Immoral purpose, entry for; see Exclusion grounds Indecent exposure; see Crimes involving moral Indians, American, born in Canada; see American Ineligibility to citizenship: alien claiming exemption from military service: called for service after his country became co- later willingness to serve but found physically medical student; Vol. V, p. 106 Mexican, filed DSS 301 after his country be- nonliability because of age; Vol. V, p. 593 Palestinian, filed DSS 301, June 16, 1943; Vol. permanent resident, U.M.T.S.A. of 1951; Vol. residing in U.S. illegally; Vol. IV, p. 130 seaman in U.S., before expiration of 3-month Swiss citizen, filed application after having it Ineligibility to citizenship-Continued alien claiming exemption from military service- Swiss national, filing application because of armed forces deserter in wartime, within sec. racial: Afghans; Vol. II, p. 253 Arabs; Vol. I, p. 174; Vol. II, p. 253 Armenians; Vol. II, p. 258; Vol. IV, pp. 106, 278 Hindus; Vol. II, p. 253 Parsees; Vol. II, p. 253 Siamese, mixed blood; Vol. III, p. 304 returning resident, admissibility as; Vol. VII, Information from Service records: racial discrimination, to prove; Vol. VI, p. 573 Insanity, prior attack; see Exclusion grounds Inspection; all persons on vessels arriving from Inspection; crew of vessel arriving for bunkers; Institutionalized at public expense (sec. 241(a)(3)); Insular possession; entry into continental U.S. crime; common law; essential element; Vol. II, crime; statutory requirement; Vol. III, p. 195 evade tax payment, to; Canada; Vol. I, p. 436 Involuntary return of excluded seaman as arrival Italy; nationality; Vol. III, pp. 558, 671, 761 J Jamaica, B.W.I.; adjacent island; preexamination; Japanese or Koreans who entered Hawail with Jay Treaty of 1794 affecting American Indians; see Joy riding; see Crimes involving moral turpitude Jus sanguinis; Vol. III, p. 589 Jus soli; Vol. II, p. 183; Vol. III, p. 589 Juvenile delinquency: Australia; Vol. III, p. 368; Vol. IV, p. 548 Canada; Vol. II, pp. 319, 518; Vol. III, pp. 56, 368, 723; Vol. V, p. 639 deportation or exclusion ground, not; Vol. III, England; Vol. III, p. 772 Michigan; Vol. IV, p. 252 Northern Ireland; Vol. III, p. 772 Norway; Vol. II, p. 320 sec. 212(a) (9), 1952 Act, applicability; Vol. V, p. 327 Washingron; Vol. II, p. 117 Juvenile Delinquency Act (18 U.S.C 921-929 application of statute; Vol. IV, p. 726 offenses committed before effective date, June K Keeping house of ill fame or prostitution; see Koreans or Japanese who entered Hawall with Kwajalein, as foreign place within meaning of im. L Labor, contract; see Exclusion grounds: contract Labor Progressive Party of Canada; see Subversive Larceny; see Crimes involving moral turpitude admitted as member armed forces; failed meet admitted as naturalized citizen in 1952, followed "Barred Zone" native, admitted for study in 1920; subsequent continuous maintenance of child, born abroad while citizen mother on visit; citizen at birth under R.S. 1993, admitted to U.S. excludable at time of entry, 1927, on criminal ground although in possession of immigration foreign government official, servant of; admitted presumption of, pursuant to 8 CFR 4.2(j) [now presumption of, pursuant 8 CFR 101.1(j); Vol. sec. 14, Act of 1924; child erroneously admitted Virgin Islands, entry to, prior to July 1, 1938; Lawful permanent resident under 8 CFR 176. Lawfully admitted to the United States; sec. 13(b), Legal separation, definition and application, sec. Legitimation (see also Child): applicability of sec. 205, 1940 Act; Vol. I, p. 301; adoption distinguished from; Vol. VI, p. 161 California; Civil Code, sec. 230; by natural father; France; Vol. VII, p. 338 Italy; acknowledgment or recognition, as; Vol. Italy; child begotten of one married and one Italy; proxy marriage of parents, by; Vol. V, loss of citizenship acquired through mother, upon Ohio; Vol. VII, p. 373 Pennsylvania; child of foreign incestuous mar- rights of legitimated child retroactive to date of "Lesiones" (assault and battery, Mexico); moral Lewdness, offenses involving; see Crimes involving Likely to become a public charge; see Exclusion Literacy, unable to read; see Exclusion grounds: Lithuania, acquisition of nationality; Vol. III, p. Lithuania, nationality treaty with U.S., 1938; Loss of citizenship; see Citizenship-loss M Mail, offenses connected with misuse; see Crimes Manifests; crew and passengers, fines in connec Manslaughter; see Crimes involving moral turpi- Marihuana; see Deportation grounds: narcotics; Marriage: annulment (see also Annulment): California; foreign marriage; Vol. VI, p. 153 exclusion basis; Vol. VII, p. 565 Mexico; marriage performed in Texas; Vol. New York; foreign marriage; Vol. III, pp. 25, 102 Pennsylvania; foreign marriage; Vol. II, p. 354 Calif., intended cohabitation in; Vol. IV, Illinois, intended cohabitation in; Vol. III, Italy; dispensation by king; Vol. II, p. 619 Pennsylvania; foreign marriage; Vol. VI, Pennsylvania; intended cohabitation in; Vol. Poland (as to Hebrews); Vol. II, p. 618 Rhode Island; Vol. II, p. 619; Vol. IV, p. 632 Russia (as to Hebrews); Vol. II, p. 618 Wisconsin; intended cohabitation in; Vol. citizenship based upon marriage to U.S. citizen; common law: Canada; Vol. V, p. 185 conflict of laws, Texas and Mexico; Vol. I, p. Czechoslovakia; Vol. V, p. 757 New York; Vol. I, p. 608; Vol. V, p. 163; Vol. Texas; Vol. IV, p. 405 England; requirement of court decree to es- Japan: Japanese ceremony in U.S., subsequent registration, necessity; Vol. VI, p. 522 U.S. and wife in Japan, but preceded by registration at time citizen husband was in U.S. and wife in Japan, not preceded by Macao, Portuguese China, by Chinese custom; Marriage Continued Mexico; validity; Vol. I, p. 301; Vol. III, p. 485; miscegenation, as ground of invalidity; Vol. III, Missouri; contracted before divorce (Okla.) New York; presumption of death of spouse; presumption of validity: California; Vol. VII, p. 469 England; Vol. VI, p. 440 New York; Vol. I, p. 606; Vol. V, p. 163 proxy; validity; Vol. IV, p. 209; Vol. V, p. 698 religious marriage ceremony, Mexico; Vol. IV, p. remarried, after Mexican divorce; Vol. III, separation of spouses; effect upon nonquota Married minor child of citizen veteran; admissi- Member (membership) proscribed organization agreement with U.S., in World War II, as to bigamy; Vol. I, p. 525; Vol. III, pp. 14, 136 Military prisoner, return to U.S. not deemed en- Minister of religion, classification, 1924 Act, sec. 4(d); Vol. I, p. 147; Vol. III, p. 162 Minister or religious denomination, 1952 Act; see Minor: abandonment (see also Crimes involving moral California; Vol. I, p. 459 Canada; Vol. I, p. 459 Missouri; Vol. I, p. 459 capacity to commit crime; Vol. I, p. 613 dual nationals, election to retain U.S. nation- oath of foreign allegiance; confirmation upon quota nationality when accompanying parent is Missionary; eligibility for benefits of sec. 308, Nat. Month; construed by Supreme Court; Vol. II, Moral turpitude (see also Crimes involving moral attempt to commit crime; rule for determining criteria adopted by the courts; Vol. I, pp. 55, disbarment proceedings, Calif., determination drunk, offense committed while; Vol. II, p. 737 indictment; use, to determine; Vol. VI, p. 795 name of offense as factor; Vol. II, p. 22; Vol. III, obliquity of offense as distinguished from obliq- probation officer's report; use, to determine; Vol. record of conviction; use, to determine; Vol. V, separable statutes; Vol. II, pp. 217, 357; Vol. IV, N Napanoch, New York, Institution for Male De- addict: definition; Vol. II, pp. 73, 474; Vol. VI, p. 374 evidence, where alien sentenced to narcotics farm or hospital for treatment; Vol. II, p. 473 National, noncitizen, of United States: acquisition and loss of nationality; see also Citi- American Samoa, Swains Island; natives born National, noncitixen, of United States-Con. Guam, natives and inhabitants of; Vol. III, p. 589 marriage of American woman to racially ineligi Philippines, citizens of; termination of U.S. racial requirements for acquisition of noncitizen evidence, burden of proof, application for admis- absence abroad; sec. 308, 1940 Act; missionary, foreign employment, only part time; Vol. V, p. 332 one-day visit to Canada; Vol. VII, p. 710 absence abroad; sec. 317, 1952 Act: clergyman sent abroad by private corporation; cancellation of; see Citizenship-loss: revocation deportation proceedings; termination of, to doubt as to loss of citizenship, to remove; Vol. draft dodgers, ineligibility; Vol. II, p. 390; see Puerto Rico, native, born to alien parents; Act of June 25, 1936; woman who had lost sec. 323, 1940 Act, as amended by Act of Aug. sec. 323, 1940 Act, not affected by provisions New York: annulment of foreign marriage; effect on persons conflict of laws, New York and Nevada; divorce; |