ABERCROMBIiS. The employees of the Department of Labor and the employees of the Department of Justice cooperated in making the arreats. The arrests were made in large numbers. and whole clubs or societies were taken at one time . and just two or three immigration Inspectors would not dto it alone." (Hearings. pp. 403407.) Mr. Charles T. Clayton. attorney at law. Washington. D. C.. who had been an employee in the office of tile Secretary of Labor. and whose duties for a time were to examine the records of Immigration cases transmitted to the Secretary. was a witness at the hearings. .e had been one of the subcommittee engaged in preparing the report of the committee of 12 lawyers. although he was not one of the signers of the renort. Referring to cooperation between the Department of Labor aol the Department of Justice on former occasions. ue testified: "Senafor WALsH of Montana. * * * Did the department prior to the time of these raids have anything to do with the initiation of these deportation proceedings before the department?
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