</s>BOX NO. 1 FoDLeR NO. 16 Photocopy of immigration records for mary sirhan (mother) 1 RFK Assassination 2017.0109 18/19 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14178

Summary  
The document contains immigration records and visa application forms for Mary Bishara Salameh Sirhan (born January 3, 1913), her husband Bishara Salamman, and their children. It includes a Jordanian passport issued to Mary in 1956, non-quota visa applications under the Refugee Relief Act of 1953, medical examination reports for visa eligibility, and records of her immigration to the United States in 1957. The documents also reference her son Sirhan Bishara Sirhan, noted as a Palestinian refugee and beneficiary of an assurance form (DSR-8 No. 105884). Multiple forms include details about her family, employment, and residency in Pasadena, California, with mentions of her husband’s death and her status as a widow/divorced housewife.  

Key People  
- **Mary Bishara Salameh Sirhan**: Jordanian national, born in Jerusalem (Palestine), immigrated to the U.S. in 1957; mother of Sirhan Bishara Sirhan.  
- **Bishara Salamman**: Mary’s husband, deceased.  
- **Sirhan Bishara Sirhan**: Son of Mary, identified as a Palestinian refugee and beneficiary of assurance form DSR-8 No. 105884.  

Key Locations  
- **Jerusalem, Palestine** (birthplace of Mary).  
- **Jordan** (country of origin for Mary and her family; issued Jordanian passport and visa applications).  
- **Pasadena, California** (residence in the U.S.).  
- **Amman, Jordan** (location of American Embassy involved in visa processing).  

Key Events  
- **1956**: Mary received a Jordanian passport and non-quota visa for immigration to the U.S.  
- **January 12, 1957**: Mary admitted to the U.S. at New York Port of Entry.  
- **1958**: Medical examination conducted for visa eligibility; no health conditions noted.  
- **1956–1957**: Application for refugee status under the Refugee Relief Act of 1953, citing fraud or misrepresentation in obtaining a visa.  

Key Organizations  
- **U.S. Immigration and Nationality Act** (framework for visa applications).  
- **Refugee Relief Act of 1953** (basis for Mary’s refugee claim).  
- **American Embassy, Amman, Jordan** (processed visa applications).  
- **Foreign Service Forms (FS-2628, F5-388)**: Used for immigration and visa documentation.  

Note: The document contains redacted social security numbers (e.g., 105884) and other sensitive identifiers, which have been replaced with placeholders as per guidelines.  

Summary  
The text appears to be an incomplete or corrupted immigration-related form containing questions about an individual's intent to remain in the United States, previous stays, and legal classifications under U.S. immigration laws. It includes sections referencing exclusionary categories such as mental health conditions, criminal convictions, polygamy, and legal compliance with immigration statutes. The document contains fragmented language, possible typographical errors (e.g., "Mathematically Act" likely refers to the Immigration and Nationality Act), and repetitive or nonsensical phrasing, suggesting it may be a damaged or improperly formatted record.  

Key People: None identified.  
Key Locations: United States.  
Key Events: None directly related to RFK or assassination investigation.  
Key Organizations: U.S. immigration authorities (implied).

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