The citizens of California only have the right to enter the public schools. subject to such laws and rules as the State has prescribed. and hence it follows logically and inevitably that the Japanese can only enter subject to the same rules. To assert otherwise would be to contend that the Japanese were not granted the same privileges as citizens. but higher and greater privileges. If the State can make valid laws separating in the schools the white race from the Mongolian so far as their own citizens are concerned. how can it be contended on any theory of construction of this treaty that they can not do so as to Japanese temporarily residing here who are guaranteed by this treaty equal. not greater. rights than citizens? If I am correct. Mr.
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