Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr., Kaplan v. Tod — Opinion of the Court
“ Naturalization of parents affects minor children only 'if dwelling in the United States.' Rev. St. § 2172. The appellant could not lawfully have landed in the United States in view of the express prohibition of the Act of 1910 just referred to, and until she legally landed 'could not have dwelt within the United States.' Zartarian v. ”
Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr., Kaplan v. Tod — Opinion of the Court
“ In the latter half of that month she was handed over to the Hebrew Sheltering and Immigrant Aid Society upon its undertaking to accept custody of the child until she could be deported safely, to return her when required, and meanwhile to prevent her becoming a public charge. The Society allowed her to live with her father, which she has done ever since. ”
Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr., Kaplan v. Tod — Opinion of the Court
“ She never has been dwelling in the United States within the meaning of the Act. Still more clearly she never has begun to reside permanently in the United States within the later Act of March 2, 1907, c. ”
