Ti e In igrat ion Com ittee. as a whole and individually. believes that there is no room in this country for any man who advocates the commission or the putting into effect the commission of any acts of crime and violence against the Government of the United States. And as far as the committee is concerned. I believe it is expressing the temper of the House and of the country that these 153 men who were convicted while the war was on of felonies involving the breaking down of bridges and the sinking of ships. the violation of the Sherman Act. the deliberate sinking of a ship at Charleston in order that warships might not leave. and a series of other crimes which struck at the very foundation of the Government while this country was at war. should be deported. No man who loves this country in the fullest sense of the term and believes in its institutions. and believes in upholding the principles of liberty. equality. and .justice here. and maintaining them in the future. can possibly vote against this bill. Mr.
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