Session #68 · 1923–25

Speech #680073959

I have heard a great deal about the Laughlin report as to who is desirable. I prefer taking our own reports as to desi rabilily. The Secretary of Labor. in his last annual report. in discussing immig ation said: A total of 3.661 aliens were deported under warrant proceedings during the present fiscal year as compared with 4.345 during the fiscal year 1922. Some of the principal causes of deportation. and the races or peoples involved. are set forth In the following tables: TABLE III.-Causes for deportation Likely to become a public charge ------------------- - . 1.188 Criminals --------------------------------------------------94 mental diseases or defects --------------------------------- 319 Prostitutes. procurers. and other inmoral classes ----------------299 Unable to read ---------------------------------------------262 Entered without Inspection ----- ..............----------- 229 Under per cent limit act ----------------------------------- 151 Under Ohinese exelUsioO act -------------------------------11 5 Other causes ---------------------------------------------- 704 TABLE? IV.-Alsm deported. after entering the Unitcd States. during the flscal year ended June 80. 1923. by races or peoples African (black) ------------------------------------------- --70 Armenian ----------------------------------.... Bohemian and Moravian (Czech) --------------------------Bulgarian. Serbian. and Montenegrin ------------------------- 47 Chinese ----------------------------.-----------------------.24 Croatian and Slovenian -----------------------------------Cuban --------------------------------------------------- 7 Damnatlan. Bosnian. and Ilerzegovinlan ---------------------- 4 I)utch and Flemish ---------------------------------------- 21 Fast Indian ---------------------------------------------- 51 English -------------------------------------------------- 401 Finnish -------------------------------------------------- 17 French ---------------------------------------------------- 32 German ---------------------------------------------------- 1. Greek -----------------------------------------------------i. llebrew --------------------------------------------------- 9 Irish -------.-.----------............----------------- 137 Italian (north) --------------------------------------------- 0 Italian (south) --------------------------------------------- 18S Japanese ------------------------------------------------- 109 Korean- - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 Lithuanian ----------------------------------------------- 9 Magyar -------------------------------------------------- 21 Mexican -------------------------------------------------- 1. 012 Polish --------------------------------------------------- 63 Portuguese ----------------------------------------------- 37 Rumanian ------------------------------------------------ 21 Russian -------------------------------------------------- 37 Ruthenian (Rusul)..--------------------------------------- -27 Scandinavian (Norwegians. Danes. and Swedes) ---------------- 78 Scoteh -------------------------------------------------- 149 Slovak -20 Spanish -------------------------------------------------- 11 Spanish American ----------------------------------------- 22 Syrian ---------------------------------------------------- 20 1Turkish ------------------------------------------------------3 Welsh --------------------------------------------------- 2 West Indian (except Cuban) -------------------------------- 3 Other peoples --------------------------------------------- 39 Total ---------------------------------------------- 3.661 Examine these tables and you will find there were 401 English deported and only 218 Italians. there were 121 Germans mnd 302 French. while there were only 37 Russians and 63 Poles. These tables prove conclusively that among the presentday immigrants there Is no particular superiority in favor of any immigrant by reason of nativity.
Keywords matched
immigrant deported immigrants deportation

Classification

Target group
Also mentioned
English Italians Germans French Russians Poles African Armenian Bohemian Moravian Czech Bulgarian Serbian Montenegrin Chinese Croatian Slovenian Cuban Dalmatian Bosnian Herzegovinian Dutch Flemish East Indian Finnish Greek Hebrew Irish Japanese Korean Lithuanian Magyar Mexican Portuguese Rumanian Ruthenian Scandinavian Norwegians Danes Swedes Scotch Slovak Spanish Spanish American Syrian Turkish Welsh West Indian
Sentiment
Neutral
Stereotyping
No
Confidence
95%
Model
gemini-2.0-flash
Framing
Legal / procedural Criminal

Speaker & context

Speaker
NATHAN PERLMAN
Party
R
Chamber
H
State
NY
Gender
M
Date
Speech ID
680073959
Paragraph
#1
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