Those crimes are included. because they have been held to involve moral turpitude. and the same power you are giving the Secretary of Labor over these crimes in this amendment to the bill today is now Dertaining to the very crimes the gentleman mentions. If there are any crimes peculiar to certain foreigners It is those crimes. and I say to you that the enforcement of the Darcotic act has been thwarted and disturbed more by the alien population in this country than any other and the redemption of which there Is no possibility. They ought to be deported. they ought to be sent back. Any man who thinks that a jail is a palace ought to be deported from the country if he is not a citizen to the place from which he came. Every law has a reasonable and sensible enforcement. and there will not be any isolated cases like the picking up of the old gentleman my friend mentioned in the north woods where he goes hunting. The men that will be deported under this amendment are the men that are filling the jails of this country today to such an extent that the dockets of the courts are congested and cases can not be tried because of that congestion. Mr. Chairman.
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Certain foreigners are more likely to commit certain crimes and are impossible to redeem.