Tylke v. Norwegian American Hospital, Inc.

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• rejecting argument that deportation of noncitizen spouse would deprive citizen spouse “of [his] constitutional rights”
• stating that “[e]ven assuming that the federal government had no right either to prevent a marriage or destroy it, we believe that here it has done nothing more than to say that the residence of one of the marriage partners may not be in the United States”
• acknowledging, albeit obliquely, and pre‐Mandel, the interest of an American citizen spouse in obtaining a visa upon expi‐ ration of the original visa but holding that the Government can require a party to a marriage leave the United States
• acknowledging, albeit obliquely, and pre- Mandel , the interest of an American citizen spouse in obtaining a visa upon expiration of the original visa but holding that the Government can require a party to a marriage leave the United States
• acknowledging, albeit obliquely, and pre‐Mandel, the interest of an American citizen spouse in obtaining a visa upon expi‐ ration of the original visa but holding that the Government can require a party to a marriage leave the United States

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