4/16/2021 E-Library - Information At Your Fingertips: Printer Friendly 9534820, issued to MR. TUNG, CHIN-HUI (D.O.B. November 26, 1956). The said passport was cancelled by the Republic of China Ministry of Foreign Affairs on July 19, 1995. Very truly yours, KUO, KUANG-KWO Senior Assistant Encl. Fingerprint of Mr. Tung, Chin-Hui" "November 19, 1998 Honorable Rufus B. Rodriguez Commissioner Bureau of Immigration Magallanes Drive, Intramuros Manila Attention: Chief, Intelligence Division Sir: In behalf of the Bureau of Immigration of the Republic of China, I have the honor to seek your kind assistance to deport MR. CHEN, KUAN-YUAN (D.O.B. 12 October 1956). Mr. Chen was sentenced to 8 years and 2 months imprisonment for drug trafficking and violation of controlling guns, ammunition and knives law. Mr. Chen was arrested by the Western Police District Command last November 16, 1998 through the request of the Republic of China International Police. According to the travel record of the said fugitive he has no record of leaving Taiwan. Your immediate action and assistance in this matter will be highly appreciated. Very truly yours, KUO, KUANG-KWO Senior Assistant" The above-quoted official letters demonstrate the speciousness of petitioner's contention that his passport could not have been cancelled in 1995, inasmuch as he was allowed to enter the country as late as 1998. The letters show that the Philippine government was informed about the cancellation only in 1998. Furthermore, the foregoing letters of the official representative of the Taiwanese government belie petitioner's submission that there was no evidence to prove the findings of the CA and the Board of Commissioners.[17] Verily, these documents constitute sufficient justification for his deportation. As the Court held in the landmark https://elibrary.judiciary.gov.ph/thebookshelf/showdocsfriendly/1/51129 7/10