...Court. It begins with § 8 of the Immigration Act of 1891, 26 Stat. 1085, which provided in part that "All decisions made by the inspection officers or...subject to review by the Secretary of the Treasury." The appellant in Ekiu v. United States, 142 US 651 (189?) argued that if § 8 was interpreted as making...

...of said Inspectors; and any decision to admit shall be subject to appeal by any dissenting Inspector to the superintendent of immigration, whose action...subject to review by the Secretary of the Treasury, as provided in section 8 of said Immigration act of March 3, 1891. Sec. 6. That section 5 of the act...

...1882 contained no provision like v.47F.no.G— 29 the provision in the act of 1891, that "the decision made by the inspection officers or their assistants...land, when adverse to such right, shall be final." I am unable to see that this provision throws any light upon the question under consideration. The...

...the time of their arrival, and makes the decision of the inspection officers final, unless apj>eals be taken to the superintendent of immigration, whose...subject to review by the secretary of the treasury. The tenth, eleventh, and thirteenth sections of the act are as follows: "Sec. 10. That all aliens who...

...section of this act of 181) 1 it is expressly provided that: "All decisions made by the inspecting officers or their assistants touching the right of...alien to land, when adverse to such right, shall be tinul unless appeal be taken to the superintendent of Immigration, whose action shall be subject to...

...right of such aliens to enter the United States, and it was provided that all decisions made by them "or their assistants" touching the right of any alien to land, when adverse to such right, should be final, unless an appeal should be taken to the superintendent of immigration, and that his...

...such aliens to enter the United States, all of which shall beentered of record. " " All decisions mode by the inspection officers or their assistants touching...final unless appeal be taken to the superintendent of n immigration, whose action shull be sub § ject to review by the secretaryof the treas • ury;" and...

...destination of every such alien, before any of them arc landed, to the proper inspection officers. . . . All decisions made by the inspection officers or their...alien to land, when adverse to such right, shall be ñnal, unless appeal be taken to the Superintendent of Immigration, whose action shall be subject to...

...and also, in his discretion, such as are delayed in proceeding to their destination after inspection. All decisions made by the inspection officers or their...by the Secretary of the Treasury. It shall be the duty of the aforesaid officers and agents of such vessel to adopt due precautions to prevent the landing...

...in proceeding to their destination after inspection. All decisions made by the inspection officerti or their assistants touching the right of any alien...by the secretary of the treasury. It shall be the duty of the aforesaid officers and agents of such vessel to adopt due precautions to prevent the landing...