Williams v. United States

clarifying that 1967 Protocol does not alter or enlarge the effect of existing immigration laws already embracing its principles | clarifying that 1967 Protocol does not alter or enlarge the effect of existing immigration laws already embracing its principles | history of United States accession to Protocol and relationship of Protocol to the Convention | held no conflicting interests where record showed that attorneys shared office space and secretary, but interests did not overlap in acceptance of clients or sharing of fees | history of United States accession to Protocol and Protocol’s relationship to 1951 Convention clarify the Protocol does not alter or enlarge the effect of existing immigration laws already embracing principles of the Protocol | history of United States accession to Protocol