Speaker. we have had 17 years of misunderstanding with Japan under the gentlemens agreement. In view of all this. I think one may readily predict that neither the present Senate nor any future Senate will ever ratify a treaty relating wholly to innigration. It is safe to assume that the public will never countenance another gentlemens agreement with any nation in the world. In this connection I ask unanimous consent to extend my remarks in the RECORD at a later date by inserting a rdsum6 of the laws. treaties. and agreements relating solely to immigration with countries of the Far East.
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