GILBERT, Circuit Judge.
The appeal in the present case is devoid of merit. The appellant was denied his application for admission to the United States as the foreignborn son of Jew Doo Ngow, who had been admitted on May 21, 1909, as the son of Jew Sew, an American-born Chinese. Permission to land was denied on two grounds: First, that his father had never resided in the United States prior to the applicant's birth; and, second, that the evidence failed to show that...
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