Supreme Court· 11/10/1947

Delgadillo v. Carmichael

Citations

332 U.S. 388
68 S. Ct. 10
92 L. Ed. 2d 17
1947 U.S. LEXIS 1644
92 L. Ed. 17

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holding that a nonresident does not make an “entry” into the United States when he had no intent to “depart,” or left involuntarily
holding that a nonresident does not make an “entry” into the United States when he had no intent to “depart,” or left involuntarily
holding that a nonresident does not make an “entry” into the United States when he had no intent to “depart,” or left involuntarily
holding that alien’s return from Cuba was not an entry because merchant ship on which he was sailing was torpedoed by German submarine, resulting in alien being rescued and taken to Cuba temporarily
rejecting on habeas the Government’s interpretation of the statutory term “entry”
granting habeas and rejecting the immigration service’s interpretation of the statutory term “entry”

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Judges: Douglas

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