Speech #660224522

Promoting sedition : Whoever makes. displays. writes. prints. or circulates. or knowingly aids or abets the making. displaying. writing. printing. or circulating of. any sign. word. speech. picture. design. argument. or teaching which advises. advocates. teaches. or justifies any act of sedltion as hereinbefore defined. or any act which tends to incite sedition as hereinbefore defined. or organizes or assists or joins in the organization of. or becomes or remains a member of. or affiliated with. any society or organization. whether the same be formally organized or not. which has for its object. in whole or in part. the advising. advocating. teaching. or justifying of any act of sedition as hereinhbefore defined. or the inciting of sedition as hereinbefore defined. shall be deemed guilty of promoting sedition. and upon conviction thereof shall be punished by a fine of not exceeding $10.000 or by imprisonment of not exceeding 10 years. or by both such line and imprisoilment in the discretion of the court. SFc. 3. Aliens to be deported: Any alien who shall be convicted under any of the provisions of this act shall. at the expiration of his sentence. be taken Into custody under the warrant of the Secretary of Labor and deported in the manner provided by the immigration laws of the United States then in force. and said alien shall forever there after be debarred froui again entering the United States or any Territory or possession thereof. "SEm. 4. Denaturalization and subsequent deportation : The conviction under any of the provisions of this act of any naturalized citizen shall be deemed sufficient to authorize the cancellation of his or her certificate of naturalization in the manner provided by section 15 of the naturalization act of June 29. 1906. It shall be the. duty of the .United States attorney in the district -where said naturalized citizen is held In custody or resides to institute and conduct such -proceedings immediately upon the entry of final judgment of conviction. Upon the cancellation of the certificate of naturalization the alien hihall become subject to the provisions of section 3 of this act. "SEc. 5. The Department of Justice shall furnish the Secretary of Labor such data as -will enable him at the proper time to effect the deportation of those made subject thereto by the provisions of this act." I understand this bill has been introduced in the House by Representative DAvEv. of Ohio (Fr. R. 10650). Of course. tle form which legislation shall take is for the Congress. exclusively.