In re Wing

Good Law
124 F. Supp. 492·1954 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 2889
United States District Court, Northern District of CaliforniaSeptember 14, 1954No. 33943California248 words

Opinion

lead Opinion

Murphy, J.

This is a motion praying for an order to compel Louie Wing to appear and testify in exclusion proceedings before the Immigration Authorities relating to the right of one Louie Fook Thin to enter the United States. Louie Wing is the alleged son of Louie Fook Thin.

Louie Fook Thin was originally admitted to the United States as a citizen on January 6, 1914 after examination by an immigration inspector. He claimed citizenship as the -son of a native born citizen. Prior to July 30, 1948, Thin departed for China and returned to the United States three times. Each time he was granted a citizen’s return certificate prior to departure and admitted upon identification without further examination. Prior to his departure for the United States on July 30, 1948, he obtained a United States passport. He arrived at the Port of San Francisco on July 15, 1951 where he was examined by an immigration inspector and held for hearing before a Board of Special Inquiry. He was paroled into the United States on bond pending the conclusion of the exclusion proceedings.

A subpoena was served upon Louie Wing by the District Director pursuant to the provisions of Section 152 of Title 8, U.S.C., 1 the Act…

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