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· 10/2/1984

United States v. Juan Arriaga-Segura

Citations

  • 743 F.2d 1434
  • 1984 U.S. App. LEXIS 18045

How courts have described this case

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  • finding sufficient evidence to establish alienage where defendant admitted Mexican citizenship upon being stopped by border patrol agents in a “remote area . . . known for alien smuggling” that was 60 miles from the nearest designated entry point
  • “To establish felony illegal entry, the Government must show that the defendant is an alien who entered the United States at a nondesignated place and had been previously convicted of illegal entry.”

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Judges: Choy, Pregerson, Can-By

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