Browder was laid aside. In November 1943. Mrs. Browder filed a motion for a reopening and reconsideration of her case on the grounds that there was now a new Attorney General who had not exercised his discretion in her case. Mrs. Browders case was then referred to Mr. Ugo Carusi. executive assistant to the Attorney General. who returned it with the notation. "No need of review by the Attorney General." On December 2. 1943. the Board of Immigration Appeals denied the motion to reopen and reconsider. On January 3. 1944. President Roosevelt wrote the new Attorney General for statements for himself and Mrs.
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