at a port in the United States from preventing temporarily the departure from or entry into the United States, including the Canal Zone and all territories, continental or insular, subject to the jurisdiction of the United States, of a citizen of the United States or a person who owes allegiance to the United States notwithstanding the fact that such person may bear a valid passport, card of identification, or other document of identity issued by or under authority of the Secretary of State or be destined for or arriving from a place outside any such territory of the United States for which a valid passport is not required under these rules and regulations. 58.8 Attempt of a citizen or national to enter without a valid passport. If any person who alleges that he is a citizen of the United States or a person who owes allegiance to the United States attempts to enter any territory of the United States contrary to the provisions of the regulations in this part, the appropriate officer of the United States at the port at which the attempt is made to enter such territory, if satisfied that such person is a citizen of the United States or a person who owes allegiance to the United States, shall detain such persons and immediately report the facts in the case to the Secretary of State and await his instructions. 58.9 Optional use of a valid passport. Nothing in the rules and regulations in this part shall be construed to prevent the use of a valid passport by any citizen of the United States, or a person who owes allegiance to the United States, in a case in which a passport is not required by such rules and regulations. 58.10 Discretional exercise of authority in passport mat ters. Nothing in the rules and regulations in this part shall be construed to prevent the Secretary of State from exercising the discretion resting in him to refuse to issue a passport, to restrict its use to certain countries, to withdraw or cancel a passport already issued, or to withdraw a passport for the purpose of restricting its validity or use in certain countries. 58.11 Definition of the term "continental United States." The term "continental United States", as used in this part, includes the territory of the several States of the United States and Alaska. Aboriginal tribes, birth to member of, within United States. Absence from the United States: Application for, under Sec. 307(b), Nationality Act of Children, born abroad to absent citizen parent_ 356 356 359, 524 356, 357 363, 565 992 Employee of American firm or corporation in devel- Employee of American research institution. Employee of United States. 362, 470, 534, 558, 562 990 Spouse of citizen employed abroad......... 366, 470, 535, 558, 562 954 394, 502 Accepting or performing duties under foreign state, expatri- 404 Accompanying alien, necessary to protection of rejected Accompanying alien, passage money part of fine imposed. (See Commissioner of Immigration and Naturalization.) Accredited officials of foreign governments, their suites, Acquisition of Citizenship. (See Naturalization.) Act-Immigration, Naturalization, and related Acts. Action for judgment declaring person to be national__ Actors-Continued. Instrumental musicians, professional, exempt con- Addict, entitled to discharge from narcotic farms, to be Address: Information as to address of aliens temporarily in the Penalty, failure of alien to give notice to Commissioner child... Administrative organization, regulations--- Adjudication by court, citizenship at birth of illegitimate Admissibility of aliens: (See also Registration and Fingerprinting of Aliens Child under 14 years of age, visa after Aug. 26, 1940.52, 113 887, 888-914 Consular officer must be satisfied of, before issue of 40 Contract laborers.. 4,6 765-768, 807-809 Excludable alien, applying under Sec. 22, Act Feb. 5, Expelled or deported previously, permission to re- From foreign contiguous territory in connection with Hospitalization cases. (See Hospital Treatment and Seamen.) Immigrant, entered without inspection but with Immigrant, former resident, lawful admission pre- sumed... 745 Immigrant having expired documents.. 39 739 Immigrant likely to become public charge, bond_- Immigrant, not a nonquota, charged to quota by Immigrant not a nonquota, if so specified in visa, Immigrant not of nationality specified in visa, ex- Neutral aliens, debarred from becoming citizens. 53, 59, 354 1303 Nonimmigrants, definition of "status". 41 741 (See also Change of Status.) (See also Seamen.) return certificate__. Steerage passenger, with reentry permit or laborer's Stowaways, held for Board of Special Inquiry__ Students.--- 738 --4, 106 750 809 787, 788 Traveling nonsignatory line, 2-year residents in Visas: (See also Visas.) After Aug. 27, 1940, request to register. After issuance, alien found inadmissible upon Visitors, readmitted from contiguous territory. Workaways, held for Board of Special Inquiry__. (See also the following: Admissibility of Aliens, Applica- After detention, certain persons with contagious dis- After wife or minor child with contagious disorder Agricultural workers, essential to prosecution of war. As nonquota immigrant, when not permitted.......... Conscripted or volunteering for service with the mili- First Quota Act... 79 82 Foreign contiguous territory, conditions permitting.. 28, 55 On conditions, nonimmigrants and students.. Admission of aliens to United States-Continued. Record of registry as showing lawful admission for Temporary stay of inadmissible aliens. 377, 464, 532, 564 1003-1008 Without detention, certain persons with contagious Admission to citizenship. (See also Naturalization requirements.) Advising and teaching certain doctrines, ineligibility 360, 482 947 Advising overthrow of government by force or viol- ence, eligibility affected.. 360, 461, 482 947 Admitted aliens, assistance to... Adopted children, naturalization_... Adoption, before Jan. 1, 1924, parent or child.. 60 admission.... Advance consent, excludable aliens seeking temporary Advertisement abroad: Contract laborers, immigration encouraged, penalty.. Advisor of alien, on appeal from rejection by Board of 822 91 Advocate of overthrow of government, destruction of prop- (See also Proof of Naturalization Requirements.) Forging or counterfeiting, penalty. Residence established by, overseas petition World 472, 512 Revocation of naturalization, use of consular... 386, 487, 488 Child born outside United States to alien parent, Minor child losing citizenship through cancellation of Alien exhibitor's, at expositions or fairs, may be ad- |