Aliens in deportation must file bond

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EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 69: Aliens in deportation must file bond

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Title Supreme Court: Aliens in deportation must file bond

Law: Executive Order No. 69

Decision Date: Jul 29, 1947

An executive order requires aliens charged with collaboration with the enemy to file a bond for their appearance before the Deportation Board, ensuring their presence and facilitating deportation orders when the case is decided by the President.

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Authority and Scope

The Deportation Board referenced was created under Executive Order No. 37 dated January 4, 1947.
The requirement specifically applies to respondents in deportation proceedings involving charges of collaboration with the enemy.

Bond Specifications

The bond must be filed with the Commissioner of Immigration.
The amount and conditions of the bond are determined by the Commissioner of Immigration.

Purpose of the Bond

To ensure the appearance of aliens in deportation proceedings.
To facilitate the execution of deportation orders once the President decides against the respondent.

Regulatory Powers

The Commissioner of Immigration is empowered to issue necessary rules and regulations to implement the order.

Effectivity and Legal Authority

The Order took effect immediately upon promulgation.
It was issued under the authority of the President of the Philippines, Manuel Roxas, utilizing powers vested by law.

Formalities

Signed and promulgated in Manila on July 29, 1947.
Officially issued by President Manuel Roxas and attested by Chief of the Executive Office, Emilio Abello.

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