</s>1 immigrant. 2 THE SPECIAL EQUIRTY OFFICER: 3 Very well. And how does the respondent plaid to the chargey of departs- 4 billy as contained in the Order to Show Cause? Does he admit or deny 5 deportability as charged? 6 MR. COORS: 7 With regard to the allegation of deportability, the respondent denica 8 deportabilty. 9 THIS SPECIAL EQUIRTY OFFICE TO RESPONDENT: 10 Q Mr. Sirhan, in the event that you are finally found to be deportable 11 and ordered deported, to what country do you desire to be sent? 12 A at this time I decide to name any country. 13 Q At this time i decide to nume any country .. 14 A I have no personal knowledge of what country I am a citizen of, so I 15 don't know what country i will choose or what will be chosen. Of what 16 country I am an citizen, I don't know. 17 Q Mr ., Sirhan. I have before me a certified court record of the Superior 18 Court of California for the County of Los Angeles v. the matter of 19 Court of California for the County of Los Angelef, v. Minn BISHARA 19 The People of the State of California, Plainiff, v ., MinnBISHARA 20 SALAMET SIRIAN, and I present this through your attorney. And upon the 21 basis of your admission of allegation of fact No. (5). I ask you if this 22 is the record covering that same conviction which you have already ad- 23 mited. In other words, are you the defendant in this record of pro- 24 coodings, and does it relate to the conviction stated in allegation of 25 fact No. 5), and I presented it through your attorney, Mr. Coonsa? 26 SY FCT. COONS: A 10 711 879 3-3- 1/24/67 FORM 1.199 10 711.879 TRANSCRIPT OF HEARING United States Department of Justice - Immigration and Naturalization Service (0-18-15-49) 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.E.O. 14776

John F. Kennedy was assassinated on November 22, 1963, in Dallas, Texas.

Lee Harvey Oswald was charged with the murder of Kennedy and was subsequently shot and killed by night club owner Jack Ruby on November 24, 1963.

The Warren Commission, established by President Lyndon B. Johnson to investigate the circumstances surrounding the assassination, investigated various individuals and events related to the case.

Munir Shirian, a Jordanian national, was involved in immigration proceedings against him in Los Angeles County, California, which included a trial and conviction for possession of marijuana.

David C. Marcus, an attorney representing Shirian, filed motions on his behalf, including a motion to modify terms of probation and sentence.

The Immigration Department's Order to Show Cause and Notice of Hearing in Deportation against Munir Shirian was issued on January 24, 1967, which led to various hearings and proceedings throughout 1967.

A certified copy of the Order of the Superior Court of Los Angeles County, dated May 25, 1967, vacating the finding of guilt and certifying Sirhan to the Juvenile Court was received in evidence at the hearing before the Immigration Service.

The respondent attached certified copies of the record of the superior court of the county of Los Angeles and of the juvenile court thereof to supplement the immigration record on behalf of the respondent.

The errors in the decision of the Special Inquiry Officer included the recitation that the criminal case against the respondent was not "pending" on May 25, 1967, but appeared to have become a final judgment upon the expiration of 10 days after a final judgment without notice of appeal having been filed.

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