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Eleventh Circuit· 2/28/1984

Jean v. Nelson

Citations

  • 727 F.2d 957

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  • holding that aliens outside United States have no rights under U.S. Constitution
  • finding that challenged restrictions on HRC’s access to Haitians did not “amount to an absolute denial of access”
  • discussing the extremely limited scope of judicial review in matters of immigration that have been committed solely to the discretion of executive officials
  • discussing the extremely limited scope of judicial review in matters of immigration that have been committed solely to the discretion of executive officials
  • remanding to district court for determination as to “whether lower-level INS officials have abused their discretion by discriminating on the basis of national origin in violation of facially neutral instructions from their superiors”
  • “the immediate implications of parole and legal admission are identical in a number of important respects”

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Judges: Kravitch, Tjoflat, Vance

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