Cesar Manuel Guzman v. J.W. Tippy, Warden, Fci Ray Brook Janet Reno, United States Attorney General

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• excluded alien’s rights determined by procedures established by Congress, and noting existence of regulations allowing parole
• “An excluded alien’s rights are determined by the procedures established by Congress and not by the due process protections of the Fifth Amendment.”
• “[W]e conclude that there is statutory authority for the indefinite detention of excludable aliens and that such indefinite detention is not unconstitutional.”
• ‘We note that Guzman has regularly been given an opportunity to plead his case under the Cuban Review Plan, which provides for the annual evaluation of detainees to reassess their eligibility for parole”
• no due process rights where temporary status was revoked
• \authorization is implicit in the statutory language\

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