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4 Immigration B. Bull. 1 (1951)

handle is hein.immigration/immigbbu0004 and id is 1 raw text is: S)ICAL INDEX TO VOLUME IV (YEAR 1951) of IM-I GRATION BAR BULLETIN Published by THE'ASSOCIATION OF IMMIGRATION AND NATIONALITY LAWYERS EDWARD L. DUBROFF, Editor, Vol. IV (Reference is to Issue No. and Page) NOTE: Care should be exercised in the use of this Index. Some of the principles here reported have since been modified or reversed. Check later issues of the IMMIGRATION BAR BULLETIN. ABBREVIATIONS means Attorney General of the United States means Board of Immigration Appeals means Board of Special Inquiry means Commissioner of Immigration and Naturalization means United States Court of Appeals means United States District Court means United States Supreme Court VOL. IV A ABSENCES See RESIDENCE ACT OF OCTOBER 16, 1918 See DEPORTATION ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURE ACT in deportation proceedings . .............................. N o. 1, p. 5 C/A holds that judicial review is available C/A holds that deportation proceedings instituted prior to 9/11/46 not subject to Administrative Procedure Act ......................... No. 1, p. 6 D/C holds that temporary injunction to restrain District Director from deporting alien will be denied where there is doubt that alien will succeed with suit ................... No. 2, p. 6 ALIEN ENEMIES D/C holds that Commr. does not have ab- solute right to obtain continuances in enemy alien naturalization cases ................... No. 1, p. 9 ALIEN SEAMEN See also NATURALIZATION C/A holds that government officials can- not be held liable on any discharge of duty involving discretion of quasi-judicial character, such as order to detain seaman on board vessel . ............................................................ N o. 1, p . 5 D/C holds that service on vessels will not be credited to Sec. 325 naturalization pe- titioner where home port of vessels was n ot in U . S . .................................................................. N o . 1, p . 9 C/A holds that deportation of alien sea- man, admitted as such after inspection, to be at expense of U . S . .......................................... N o. 2, p. 4 D/C holds that an alien seaman can be excluded on security grounds, without ex- planation, although a lawful permanent resident of the U . S . ................................................ N o. 2, p. 6 D/C holds that regulations implementing Internal Security Act are valid ......................... N o. 2, p. 7 VOL. IV ARRIVAL See ENTRY ATTACHED TO PRINCIPLES OF CONSTITUTION C/A remands naturalization petition to D/C, which had denied petition for al- leged lack of attachment, to have full dis- closure of facts concerning petitioner's statement that he would not bear arms against Germany or Great Britain, and to determine whether such statement was unequivocal, and whether made dur- ing 5 year statutory period . .............................. N o. 1, p. D/C holds that unwillingness to bear arms not necessarily a bar to naturaliza' tio n . .......................................................................................... N o . 1 , p . 1 C/A holds that naturalization petition should be decided on the law as of the date of the appellate decision, and that membership in proscribed organization within 10 years of filing of petition is bar to citizenship because of Internal Se- cu rity A ct . ........................................................................ N o . 2 , p . 3 B BAIL C/A holds that District Director's dis- cretion in refusing alien's release on bail is reviewable and that official's return to writ of habeas corpus should state facts on which refusal was based ............................... N o. 1, p. 5 D/C holds that due process applies to question of alien's release on bail pend- ing final determination of deportability. No. 1, p. 6 D/C revokes bail, pending appeal by alien of conviction for conspiracy to ob- Atty. Gen. B/I/A B/S/I Commr. C/A D/C S/C 4 0

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