In Re: Franklyn Roosevelt Bowrin, Franklyn Roosevelt Bowrin v. U.S. Immigration & Naturalization Service

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• holding that the court of appeals had jurisdiction to determine the \jurisdictional fact\ of whether the petitioner was an alien
• holding that “§ 1252(g) . . . is inapplicable to final deportation orders”
• holding that “§ 1252(g) . . . is inapplicable to final deportation orders”
• noting that Section 1252(g) only stripped federal courts of jurisdiction to review the “Attorney General’s decision to exercise her discretion to initiate or prosecute the specific stages in the deportation process.”
• deciding only that habeas under § 2241 remains available under transitional rules
• “[Section] 1252(g) stripped the federal courts of jurisdiction only to review challenges to the Attorney General’s decision to exercise her discretion to initiate or prosecute [the three] specific stages of the deportation process.”

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