Filed bond for aliens in deportation cases

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EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 69: Filed bond for aliens in deportation cases

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Title Supreme Court: Filed bond for aliens in deportation cases

Law: Executive Order No. 69

Decision Date: Jul 29, 1947

Manuel Roxas mandates that aliens charged with collaboration with the enemy must post a bond to ensure their appearance before the Deportation Board, facilitating the execution of deportation orders.

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Authority and Implementing Power

Issued by President Manuel Roxas pursuant to his legal powers.
Empowers the Commissioner of Immigration to prescribe the amount and conditions of the bond.
The Commissioner of Immigration is authorized to issue implementing rules and regulations as necessary.

Bond Requirement

All respondents in deportation proceedings must file a bond with the Commissioner of Immigration.
The bond assures the appearance of the alien during the proceedings.
The bond also aids in the enforcement of deportation orders once decided.

Effectivity and Formalities

The order took effect immediately upon promulgation on July 29, 1947.
Signed by President Manuel Roxas and attested by the Chief of the Executive Office, Emilio Abello.

Legal and Enforcement Implications

Imposes a procedural safeguard to ensure compliance with deportation processes.
Balances due process rights of aliens by conditioning their continued presence on filing a bond.
Establishes administrative measures within the immigration framework to uphold enforcement of deportation decisions.

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