Jose Henriques v. The Immigration & Naturalization Service, Board of Immigration Appeals

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• allegedly indigent alien not entitled to counsel at government expense when sole issue is whether he overstayed his four day visa
• “counsel, even if furnished, could not have obtained any other result in the administrative proceedings. . . . No prejudice can be said to have resulted from the absence of counsel . . . the hearing below was not invalid.”

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