</s>UNITE TATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE WITHR Immigration and Naturalization Service ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE AND NOTICE OF HEARING In Deposition Proceedings under Section 242 of the Immigration and Nationality Act UNITED STATES OF AMERICA: In the Matter of ... Tunfr Blahara Salemah Sihnay Respondent. To: lfte. lfute. Blahra Salemh Sihmah SIRAN-466666 File No. to/o Los Angeles County Jail loa Angeles, California Address (member, street, city, state, ZIP code) UPON inquiry conducted by the Immigrationand Naturalization Servicie, it is alleged that: A 1. You are not a citizen of national by the United States; 2. You and a native of Jordan Jordan 3. You have a citizen in the United State; 3. you are entered the 12th States of Los Vorks, los Vork on about January 12, 1957 h. As tirore, on October 12, 1965, as in the Superior Cours of the State of A California, for the County of Los Angeles, convicted for tho offciso of uniforio possession of harfico of violation of Sastien 11550 of the Health and Safety Cods of the Stato of California. AND on the basis of the foregoing allegations, it it is charged that you are subject to deportation pursuant to the following provision(s) of law: Section 2(1)(11) of the Imgratien and Latenality Act, in that, you at any time has been convicted of a violation of any ICar or regulation rotating to the illicit possession of fartifu in volotion of Section 11550 of the Health of Safety Cots of the State of California, WHEREFORE, YOU ARE ORDERED to appear for hearing before a Special Inquiry Officer of the Immigrationand Nationalization Service of the United Stations Department of Justice at Los Angeles County Control Jofs, Los Angeles. California .- Ron 1059 on January 24, 1957 at 10.00 am, and show cause why you should not be deported from the United states on the charge(s(set forth above) MIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION SERVICE Dated: January 11, 1967 Form 1-221 (Rev. 12-28-65) DISTRICT ORTECTOR, Los Anglcs, Califomia 2025 RELEASE UNDER UNDER EO.C. (City, State) (City, City, State).

Summary  
The documents detail immigration proceedings and legal cases involving Munir Bishara Salamah Sirhan, an individual from Jordan convicted of marijuana-related offenses in California. Sirhan was arrested in 1966 for possession and sale of narcotics, leading to probation and subsequent deportation hearings scheduled for 1967. The records include INS forms, court filings, and internal communications between law enforcement agencies regarding his immigration status. Deportation proceedings were initiated under U.S. immigration laws due to his criminal record, with potential removal to Jordan. Separate legal cases involving other individuals, such as Dishara Salameh and Sadot (CARNICA-Tapi), are also referenced in administrative documents. The texts include notices of attorney appearances, scheduling details for hearings, and internal INS case management notes.  

Key People  
- Munir Bishara Salamah Sirhan (respondent, subject of deportation proceedings)  
- Jerry Coons (attorney representing Sirhan)  
- George K. Rosenberg (District Director, Immigration & Naturalization Service)  
- David G. Marcus (Trial Attorney, Los Angeles)  
- William S. Howell (Trial Attorney, Los Angeles)  
- Honorable Leon Sanchez (Juvenile Court judge)  
- Ota K. Wilson (INS investigator)  

Key Locations  
- Los Angeles County Central Jail  
- Los Angeles County Superior Court  
- U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service offices (300 North Los Angeles Street)  
- Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department Central Jail  
- Los Angeles County Imnate Reception Center (441 Boucher Street)  
- 2700 West Third Street (Office of Vernon Betin, Jerry Coons)  

Key Events  
- Arrest of Sirhan Bishara for narcotics violations on June 10, 1966  
- Guilty verdict in Los Angeles Superior Court (June 1966), later vacated and remanded to Juvenile Court (May 25, 1967)  
- Probation hearing scheduled for November 17, 1966  
- Deportation hearings rescheduled for April 11, 1967, and February 14, 1957 (likely typographical error)  
- Legal proceedings involving Form 1-293 and Form G-28 filings  
- Internal communications between INS, Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department, and court systems regarding case management  

Key Organizations  
- United States Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS)  
- Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department  
- Los Angeles County Superior Court  
- Juvenile Court of Los Angeles County  
- U.S. Department of Justice  
- Special Inquiry Branch (INS)

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