So .when those Chinese who were fighting and murdering each other had to go. other deportations had to slow down. because it seems that under our Budget system the various appropriations are prorated by the month. and. if possible. 1 month out of the 12 is held back for an emergency. I think every Member of Congress will find that whatever discrepancy exists as to these figures comes from the fact that officials of our great departments are forbidden to create deficiencies. It is very embarrassing for them to say so. but if they do say so they try to make it only an apparent deficiency. It is a serious problem. I hope soon to have enough facts as to these deportable people. shown by statistics and by States. to be able to place before you a comprelhensive statement when the bill for the independent offices comes up in the House. which bill carries appropriations for the Department of Labor. I want to testify to the fair treatment we have had from Chairman MADDEN. of the Committee on Appropriations. and I want to refer to the hard work that has been (lone by the department in attempting to solve this problem and by the subcommittee under the distinguished gentleman from Pennsylvania in trying to find the right figure. Nobody can say that we can or should merely throw lots of money into a great fund and then make unlimited deportations of all kinds of alien people. Everybody knows that deportations are -becoming harder and harder as tine goes on. as the boundaries of Europe change. Nearly all countries hate to take back certain people. Even in the United States we have not found a way by which we can receive back from Canada our American citizens who are in insane asylums there at the expense of the Dominion.
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