Although an alien who had acquired residence in this country was entitled to the same protection of life. liberty. and property as a citizen.he acquired no vested right to remain and the Government has power to deport him if. in the judgment of Congress. public interests so required. and such power is not dependent upon the existence of statutory conditions as to his right to remain at the time he became a residentUnited States v. Sui Joy (240 P. 392 (1917) ). An alien resident in the United States may be deported for any reason which Congress has determined will make his residence here inimical to the best interests of our GovernmentSkeffington v. Katzeff (277 F. 129 (1922)). In the more recent decisions on March 10. 1952Harisiades against Shaughnessy.
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