Session #72 · 1931–33

Speech #720027171

The Senator from Pennsylvania proposes to strike out all of section 7.. as follows: SEc. 7. No vessel shall. unless such vessel is in distress. bring into a port of the United States as a member of her crew any alien who if he were applying for admission to the United States as an immigrant would be subject to exclusion under subdivision (c) of section 13 of the immigration act of 1924. except that any ship of the merchant marine of any sovereign nation may freely bring any excluded citizen or subject of such nation or any person not racially excluded who Is a bona fide seaman as a member of the vessels crew. exclusive. however. of any citizen. subject. or inhabitant of any colony. dependency. or mandate who is racially excluded from coming to the United States as an Immigrant. Any alien seaman brought into a port of the United States in violation of this provision shall be excluded from admission or temporary landing and shall be deported. either to the place of shipment or to the country of his nativity. as a passenger. on a vessel other than that on which brought. at the expense of the vessel by which brought. and the vessel by which brought shall not be granted clearance until such expenses are paid or their payment satisfactorily guaranteed.
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Negative
Stereotyping
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Confidence
100%
Model
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Framing
Legal / procedural

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