That is a very good question. I will say that the right of castle is preserved. -A home. a dwelling cannot be searched without a warrant. You will note that no right is given to anybody connected with the Immigration and Naturalization Service to make any search in a dwelling or a habitation or a house where one lives. The immigration inspector with warrant has a right to go on a ranchsometimes those ranches are as large as a Stateand make search. So that it cannot be stated under this bill. that where you have a huge ranch. miles and miles in extent. that the Immigration Service official cannot go on that land and make a search because ones home is invaded. You would render the bill abortive if you did not have a provision of this sort. There have been reported cases where in large areasfenced in or otherwiseon ranches of huge extent the inspectors were barred.
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