Now. that does not indiscriminately admnit them. It does not give them the privilege of coming as of right. They must convince the Commissioner General of Immigration that they are coming here well. intentioned to our Government. that they are not going to be public charges. that they are sound in body and sound in mind and sound in morals. but it gives him the privilege of permitting them to come. provided they can show all of these things. and that they will not become public charges. In a word. it permits societies. organizations. and individuals to send over to those countries to furnish the means to bring those peoples here and to provide temporary assistance for them when they are here. either upon farms or in any otheplace. and provides that ivheu those facts are shown the Commissioner General of Immigration can allow these people to comein. He can very easily stop aly attempt to break down the protection of our immigration law. because it is vested in his discretion. : Mr. President. I think that opens the door to all alike. and yet I do notthink it opens the door wide enough. to flood this eountry with undesirables.
Identified stereotypes
Generalizing about immigrants' intentions and potential to become public charges.