Chairman. I do not think I can do better than reiterate what I said on the matter of imligration when the subject was up for discussion in the Sixtythird Congress. In the discussion of a great public question such as is involved in this bill for the restriction and regulation of immigration to our country all personal or individual interests and prejudices should be laid aside. and we should enter upon the discussion with open minds. striving solely for the ultimate and lasting welfare of our country. I regret that in this discussion and in former discussions on similar measures some of time speeches delivered have bristled with statements plainly indicating the prejudice and bias of those engaging in debate. For myself.
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