He said that most of those coming here would be men like Einstein. men of outstanding achievement. and so forth. He said that no time was to be lost in getting action on this matter. and that he pledged himself to work untiringly for the passage of a law that would allow these brethren a quick relief and welcome to our shores. I submit that the gentleman from New York . in this radio talk to the Jewish Immigration Relief Society. had reference to this bill H.R. 9725. which Is now under consideration. and I further point out that his expressions are clearly indicative of the sole purpose of this billnamely. to permit Jews from Germany to have an unhindered entry into the United States. And I submit that the new four additional sections for deportation are placed in this bill for the sole purpose of giving the Secretary of Labor the right of determination without review as to what deportation should be made. and weaken the provisions of the immigration laws of 1917 and 1924. These laws should not be modified by giving this great discretionary power into the hands of any one person. particularly one that we now know to be a nonrestrictionist and one who is responsive to the fullest degree to those of the type of the gentleman from New York . who want to make easy entry for German Jews to come into the United States.
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