Canada as to the readmission of all aliens admitted pursuant to the provisions of this Part.* 142.20 Preexamination; repeal of prior regulations and instructions. All regulations, rules and instructions heretofore issued which are inconsistent with this Part are hereby repealed: Provided, however, That such repeal shall not affect any proceedings or parts of proceedings which have taken place prior to the effective date of this Part as here promulgated. *For statutory citation, see note to § 142.1. Sec. Part 145-EXCLUSION AND DEPORTATION 145.1 Notice to allen of affirmation 145.3 Notice to immigration officer Sec. 145.4 Alien placed on board; when. 145.5 Aliens rejected at Canadian ports to be returned by transportation company. 145.6 Aliens rejected; return to country of embarkation. § 145.1 Notice to alien of affirmation of excluding decision. In case an appeal from an excluding decision is dismissed and the decision affirmed, the alien shall be notified as promptly as circumstances permit.* *88 145.1 to 145.6, inclusive, issued under the authority contained in sec. 23, 39 Stat. 892, sec. 24, 43 Stat. 166; 8 U. S. C. 102, 222. Statutes interpreted or applied and statutes giving special authority are listed in parentheses at the end of specific sections. 145.2 Notice to master of vessel of alien's exclusion. The master, agent, consignee, or owner of a vessel by which an excluded alien is to be deported shall be notified of this fact as promptly as circumstances permit; also of the cause of rejection and the class in which such alien arrived and is to be deported.* (Sec. 18, 39 Stat. 887; 8 U. S. C. 154) 145.3 Notice to immigration officer of sailings. At least 24 hours' advance notice of the time of sailing of every vessel which has brought aliens to the United States shall be given the officer in charge in order that he may have the opportunity to place on board the aliens to be deported by such vessel.* (Sec. 18, 39 Stat. 887; 8 U. S. C. 154) 145.4 Alien placed on board; when. The officer in charge may deliver excluded aliens to the responsible transportation company at such time, as in his judgment, the action is proper.* (Sec. 18, 39 Stat. 887; 8 U. S. C. 154) 145.5 Aliens rejected at Canadian ports to be returned by transportation company. All aliens bound for the United States finally rejected at Canadian seaports shall be returned to the country whence they came by the steamship line bringing them.* (Sec. 18, 39 Stat. 887; 8 U. S. C. 154) 145.6 Aliens rejected; return to country of embarkation. The steamship lines shall return at their own expense from seaports of Canada or the United States, as they may elect, to the trans-oceanic country of embarkation all excluded aliens, who are shown to belong to a class excluded by the Immigration Act, whenever in the judgment of the Attorney General the deportation of such aliens in the manner described is deemed necessary to safeguard the interests of the United States.* (Sec. 18, 39 Štat. 887; 8 U. S. C. 154) *For statutory citation, see note to § 145.1. 150.3 Applications for warrants of arrest; verification of landing. Applications for warrants of arrest; criminal cases. Applications for warrants of arrest; public charge cases. (e) Telegraphic 150.4 (a) (b) applica tions for warrants of arrest. Issuance of warrants of Execution of warrant of (c) Execution of warrant 150.5 (a) Custody of arrested aliens; release on bond or personal recognizance. (b) Custody. of arrested aliens; removal from institutions. (c) Custody of arrested aliens; detention of females; special treatment. (d) Custody of arrested allens; cost of maintenance pending deportation. 568700°-44-38 Hearing; interpreters. Hearing; application for departure in lieu of deportation or for suspension of deportation. (h) Hearing; order in which evidence shall be presented. (i) Hearing; use of statements or admissions made during investigation. (1) Hearing; record to contain personal history. (k) Hearing; physical or mental disability cases; record to contain medical certificate. (1) Hearing; charges. additional (m) Hearing; alien to be warned of disabilities respecting reentry to the United States. (n) Hearing; assignment of examining inspector in addition to presiding inspector; duties of inspectors. 150.7 (a) Proposed findings, con clusions and order; preparation by presiding inspector. (b) Proposed findings, con clusions and order; eligibility for departure in lieu of deportation or for suspen sion of deportation. 841 150.9 150.10 (b) applications for de- Forwarding record to 150.11 (a) Special deportation pro- (b) Special deportation pro- (c) Special deportation pro- illegal entrants and Sec. 150.11 (d) Special deportation pro cedure as to recent illegal entrants and alien seamen; hearing and procedure thereunder. (e) Special deportation procedure as to recent illegal entrants and alien seamen ; disposition of record; issuance of warrant of deportation. (f) Special deportation procedure as to recent illegal entrants and alien seamen; review of deportation order. (g) Limitation on special deportation procedure as to alien seamen. 150.12 (a) Execution of warrant of deportation; taking an alien into custody. (b) Execution of warrant of deportation; aliens confined in penal institutions. (c) Execution of warrant of deportation; aliens discharged from United States Narcotic Farms. (d) Execution of warrant of deportation; departure at alien's expense. § 150.1 (a) Investigation of aliens reported, or believed, to be subject to deportation. The case of every alien reported, or believed, to be subject to arrest and deportation, shall be thoroughly investigated by such officer as may be designated for that purpose. (b) Investigations; purpose. The purpose of the investigation shall be to discover whether or not a prima facie case for deportation exists; that is, whether there is credible evidence reasonably establishing (1) that the person investigated is an alien, and (2) that he is subject to deportation. (c) Investigations; interrogation of aliens under investigation. All statements secured from the alien or any other person during the investigation, which are to be used as evidence, shall be taken down in writing; and the investigating officer shall ask |