The conferees agreed to the provision of the House bill in the laniguage as it passed the Housesubdivision (b) of section 12 of H. It. 7995wlilih conference report having finally been approved by the two Houses and approved by the President is now the law. I have set out the history of this provision of the immigration act of 1924. as It relates to Japanese exclusion. to the end that the record might be kept straight and. at the same time. easy of access. Have not gone into the many other admirable features of the immigration act of 1924. upon which 1 have givel every aid and assistance. Tlhe Committee o1 Imiilgration of the House. to a man. gave their best efforts. and this combined labor. to my way of thinking. has produced a hiumane and workable piece of legislation. vhich was mlnch neee. to aeet the serious impending situation. It is not perfect by ally means. though It represented the composite judgment of the committee and thereafter received the sanction of both [ouses.
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