Matter of Martinez v. DiNapoli

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• holding that excludable aliens are not entitled to First Amendment rights
• holding that alien could not assert first amendment right of freedom of speech because \those who are excluded cannot assert the rights in general obtaining in a land to which they do not belong as citizens or otherwise.\
• holding that excludable alien not entitled to assert First Amendment rights
• holding that an excludable alien is not entitled to First Amendment rights, because ‘[h]e does not become one of the people to whom these thing are secured by our Constitution by an attempt to enter forbidden by law”
• observing that fifth and sixth amendments protect aliens once they are in this country
• observing that fifth and sixth amendments protect aliens once they are in this country

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