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Summary  
The document details deportation proceedings involving Munir B. Sirhan and Sirhan Bishara Salameh, two individuals with overlapping legal cases under U.S. immigration law in 1967. Sirhan Bishara Salameh, an immigrant from Jordan, faced deportation due to alleged criminal convictions in California, with legal disputes over jurisdiction between the Superior Court of Los Angeles and Juvenile Court. The case involved motions to vacate convictions, arguments about juvenile status as a defense under California law, and appeals to the Board of Immigration Appeals. Munir B. Sirhan, another individual with ties to deportation hearings, was represented by attorneys David C. Harris and Jerry Coons, with legal proceedings referencing court records from the Superior Court of California and administrative actions by the Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS). The documents include forms such as Order to Escort Alien and Notice of Decision, highlighting procedural steps in deportation cases. No direct connection to Robert F. Kennedy or the assassination investigation is present in the summaries.  

Key People  
- Munir B. Sirhan (subject of deportation proceedings)  
- Sirhan Bishara Salameh (respondent in immigration case)  
- David C. Harris (attorney representing Sirhan)  
- Jerry Coons (attorney representing Sirhan)  
- David C. Marcus (counsel for Salameh)  
- Irving Applesen (Appellate Trial Attorney, U.S. Department of Justice)  
- Thomas G. Fincane (Chairman, Board of Immigration Appeals)  
- Michael F. Leone (Special Inquiry Officer)  
- William G. Howell (Trial Attorney representing respondent)  

Key Locations  
- Los Angeles County Jail (site of deportation hearings)  
- Superior Court of California, County of Los Angeles (court records referenced)  
- Juvenile Court of Los Angeles County (jurisdictional disputes over certification)  
- Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) offices (administrative procedures mentioned)  
- Washington, D.C. (U.S. Department of Justice, Board of Immigration Appeals)  

Key Events  
- Deportation hearing for Munir B. Sirhan on April 30, 1967, with adjournments and legal filings  
- Superior Court’s Minute Order of May 25, 1967, vacating conviction and remanding case to Juvenile Court  
- Legal motion to vacate deportation order for Sirhan Bishara Salameh, citing juvenile status under California law  
- Appeal to the Board of Immigration Appeals with hearings scheduled for February 1968  
- Procedural disputes over jurisdiction: whether Superior Court could alter judgments or transfer cases to Juvenile Court  

Key Organizations  
- United States Department of Justice (Immigration and Naturalization Service)  
- Board of Immigration Appeals  
- Superior Court of California, County of Los Angeles  
- Juvenile Court of Los Angeles County  
- Legal authorities cited: *People v. McAllister*, *People v. Fairrinn*, and federal immigration statutes

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