Fine-Continued visa, bringing alien without (1952 Act)-Con. signatory carrier (sec. 238); bringing to Canada, transit through U.S., alien in; 6-362 TRWOV alien lacking valid passport; 8-498 foreign govt. official; 6-204 monimmigrant visitor; 6-85; 7-704; 10-197 Foreign Agents Registration Act; deportation for Foreign crimes; see Crimes involving moral turpi- Foreign naval personnel; inspection on arrival; Foreign oath of allegiance; effect when taken in Foreign pardon; see Pardon Foreign residence requirement, exchange alien: waiver of; see Waiver of foreign residence re- Forgery; see Crimes involving moral turpitude deceit, distinguished from; 2-651 marriage, annulment of; effect on entry as marriage, annulment of; effect on entry as re- moral turpitude; see Crimes involving moral naturalization, cancellation; "relation back" visa procured by; deportation ground; see De- Free Rumanian movement; 3-312 G Gain, smuggling aliens for; see Deportation German ethnic classification; D.P. Act of 1948; Ghent Treaty, discussed; 1-310; 3-191 Good moral character (see also Discretionary re- lief; Preexamination; Seventh proviso, sec. 3, adulterous relationship; 2-840, 876, 892; 4-480; determination of; applicability of criminal test; 6-660, 801 New Jersey; 7-376 New York; 6-801; 7-156 Texas; 7-175 confinement to penal institution; sec. 101(f) (7), effect of pardon for conviction resulting in; United States citizen, while a; 7--405 false testimony; sec. 101 (f) (6), 1952 Act: evasive, equivocal, discrepant & contradic- false information given orally in application for false statement in application for extension of false statement in application for U.S. pass- false statements, oral, sworn, in connection false testimony in obtaining citizen's identi- recantation of false testimony, effect; 9-118 fraudulent understatement of income to evade gambling activities, income derived from: sec. gambling offenses, sec. 101(f) (5), 1952 Act; 6-242 marital status, irregularities; 2-842; 3-478, 833 nonsupport; 2-161; 3-393 period required to qualify for preexamination; perjury within 5-year period, suspension of perjury within 5-year period; voluntary de- record of conviction, expungement of, effect sec. 101(f) (3), 1952 Act: convicted (as a minor) in Superior Court of convicted of "petty offense" within statutory period; 7-147 convicted of violation of 8 USC 1324(a)(2); single lapse, effect of; 1-611; 2-614; 5-708 Government official. member of family of; failure Grand theft; see Crimes involving moral turpitude Guam, nationality status of, inhabitants; 3-589, Guam, "phasing-out" program; individual exten- Guam, presumption of lawful admission for per- Guam, presumption of lawful admission for per- Guam, presumption of lawful admission for per- Guam, readmission to, of permanent resident H Harrison Narcotic Act, violation; deportation entry to mainland, from; under 1917 Act, as Japanese or Koreans who entered with laborers' limited passports; admissibility to mainland; residents, before acquisition by U.S., citizenship Head tax: child accompanying mother on her first return to U.S.; 3-215, 264 debt in favor of U.S.; 2-251 Health and Safety Code of California: planting and cultivating marihuana, sec. 11530; sale of substance in lieu of naroctic; sec. 11502; Hearing: deportation proceeding; see Deportation; Fair exclusion proceeding; see Exclusion; Fair hearing House of prostitution, distinguished from house of I Illegal entry into Canada; see Crimes involving Illegitimate child; acquisition of citizenship at birth Immediate relative (see also Nonquota immigrant): marriage to U.S. citizen; prior Hong Kong cere- marriage to U.S. citizen not consummated; par- annual crosser, bringing Christmas trees to beneficiary apprvd. 1st pref, VP; ineligible crime, alien coming to commit; 2-43; 3-407 daily crosser, to work in automobile plant; farmers, coming to sell produce in U.S. mar- frequent crosser, to purchase firewood to be sold in Mexico; 10-544 order taker for Hong Kong clothing manufac- seaman, inadmissible because previously de- truck driver, coming to deliver meat; 6-711 bona fide, but inadmissible under 1917 Act; doubtful (intent to take up residence); 3-379 work of permanent nature, coming to perform; head tax, nonpayment; effect on status; 2-250 Indecent exposure; see Crimes involving moral Indians, American, born in Canada; see American actual training deviates from authorized pro- agriculture (orcharding), in; 10-647; 11-363 prior experience in same field; effect; 10-644; Industrial trainee-Continued productive employment; question of; 11--63, 363 11-63, 363, 424 retail floristry, in; alien is a skilled ornamental travel agent, as; 10-644 Ineligibility to citizenship: alien claiming exemption from military service: alien enemy's "objection" to service; 6-342 later willingness to serve but found physically medical student; 5-106 Mexican, filed DSS 301 after his country Mexican national, upon advice of Mexican residing in U.S. illegally; 4-130 returning resident, admissibility as; 4-180 subsequent service in armed forces; effect; Swiss citizen, filed application after having it Swiss national, filing application because of visitor; 4-5 armed forces deserter in wartime, within sec. 101(a)(19); 6-698, 756 racial: Afghans; 2-253 Arabs; 1-174; 2-253 Armenians; 2-258; 4-106, 278 Hindus; 2-253 Kalmuks; 4-275 Institutionalized at public expense (sec. 241(a)(3)); Insular possession; entry into continental U.S. Intent: crime, common law; essential element; 2-203 crime; statutory requirement; 3-195 defraud U.S., to, moral turpitude; 1-395; evade tax payment, to; Canada; 1-436 evade tax payment, to; U.S.; 1—437 extort, to; Canada; moral turpitude; 3-361 subversive character; 1-450; 3-411; 4-578 Italy; nationality; 3-558, 671, 761 Jamaica, B.W.I.; adjacent island; preexamina- Japanese or Koreans who entered Hawaii with Jay Treaty of 1794 affecting American Indians; see Joy riding; see Crimes involving moral turpitude Jus sanguinis; 3—589 Australia; 3-368; 4-548 Canada; 2-319, 518; 3-56, 368, 723; 5—639 Michigan; 4-252 Northern Ireland; 3-772 Norway; 2-320 sec. 212(a) (9), 1952 Act, applicability; 5-327 Juvenile Delinquency Act (18 U.S.C. 921-929 (1940 application of statute; 4-726 offenses committed before effective date, June 16, Parsees; 2-253 Siamese, mixed blood; 3-304 Tartars; 4-104 returning resident, admissibility as; 7-229 racial discrimination, to prove; 6-573 Injuring war material in wartime; see Crimes Insanity, prior attack; see Exclusion grounds Inspection; all persons on vessels arriving from Inspection; crew of vessel arriving for bunkers; Inspection, within meaning of immigration laws; K Keeping house of ill fame or prostitution; see Koreans or Japanese who entered Hawaii with Kwajalein, as foreign place within meaning of L Labor, contract; see Exclusion grounds; contract Labor Progressive Party of Canada; see Sub- Landing alien without permission; see Fine; pre- admitted as member armed forces; failed meet 8-21 admitted as naturalized citizen in 1952, followed "Barred Zone" native, admitted for study in child, born abroad while citizen mother on visit; citizen at birth under R.S. 1993, admitted to excludable at time of entry, 1927, on criminal foreign government official, servant of; admitted presumption of, pursuant to 8 CFR 4.2(j) [now presumption of, pursuant 8 CFR 101.1(i); 9-82, presumption of, pursuant 8 CFR 101.1(j); 8-313, question of; entry as mbr. Armed Forces; honor- sec. 13(b), 1924 Act; 2-252; 3-160 sec. 14, Act of 1924; child erroneously admitted Lawful permanent resident: alien born in U.S. under displomatic status who Legitimation (see also Child): applicability of sec. 205, 1940 Act; 1-301; 3-226, Austria: adoption distinguished from; 6-161 California; sec. 230, Civil Code; 6-325; 10-288, California; sec. 230, Civil Code; by natural father; effect on citizenship acquisition: sec. 314(c), 1940 Act; 3-742 China; 6-305; 10-288 decree of State court (Tenn.) as to relationship, collateral attack by Service upon; 3-657 France; 7-338 Hungary; 9-518 Indonesia; acknowledgment does not constitute; Italy; acknowledgment or recognition, as; 7-438; 9-268 Legitimation-Continued Italy; child begotten of one married and one Italy; proxy marriage of parents, by; 5-698 Massachusetts; 9-244 Ohio; 7-373 Pennsylvania; child of foreign incestuous mar- Philippine Islands; 11-885 rights of legitimated child retroactive to date of Trinidad, B.W.I.; 10-92 Virgin Islands; adoption by natural father, as "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; 3-701 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; 6-153 deportation basis; see Deportation grounds: exclusion basis: 7-565 Mexico; marriage performed in Texas; 7-182 Washington, D.C., not ab initio 4-345 between uncle and niece: Calif., intended cohabitation in; 4-239 Illinois, intended cohabitation in; 3-465 Italy; dispensation by King; 2—619 England; 5-185 Hungary; 10-555 New York; 1-608; 5-163; 8-562 Pennsylvania; 10-609 Texas; 4-405 contracted [in Belgium] prior to annulment of England; following Moslem divorce obtained in England; requirement of court decree to estab- first cousins, of; contracted in Colorado; validity Japanese ceremony in U.S., subsequent regis- Japanese or Christian ceremony, registered in registration at time citizen husband was in U.S. and wife in Japan, not preceded by Mexico, by proxy; following Mexican "mail order" divorce; 10-370 Mexico; validity; 1-301; 3-485; 4-405 Marriage-Continued Missouri; contracted before divorce (Okla.) New Hampshire, in; contracted before divorce New York, in; contracted while spouse by a Philippine Islands, contracted in; during life of Philippine Islands, in; contracted between polygamous, valid where performed; recognition California; 7-469 England; 6-440 New York; 1-606; 5-163; 9-513 Puerto Rico; following Jordanian-Moslem religious, foreign; validity, generally; 3--485, religious ceremony, by; Colombia; without civil religious ceremony, by; Italy; without civil religious marriage ceremony, Mexico; 4-405 Rhode Island, in; contracted (by libellee) within termination, proof of; reliance on presumption Married minor child of citizen veteran; admissi- agreement with U.S., in World War II, as to bigamy; 1-525; 3-14, 136 divorce; see Divorce; Marriage justice court, jurisdiction of; 9-460 Military prisoner, return to U.S. not deemed entry; 3-536 Minister of religion, classification, 1924 Act, sec. Minister or religious denomination, 1952 Act; see |