Mr. Chairman and gentlemen of the committee. I rise at this time to.further urge that immigration be reduced to the greatest degree and yet be consistent. not discriminatory. I contend that we owe unstinted obligation to those already here who are our fellow citizens. We areunder moral bonds to every man and vonan we have so far welcomed. Let the expectant citizen look back with gratitude to the day of his arrival. upon the glory of Bartholdis Statue of Liberty rather than upon the crowded pens of Ellis Island. It would be well for him. it would be well for us.
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