After I have completed my statement. The United States Census Bureau advises me that official compilations of the facts secured during the 1930 census show that in continental United States in that year there were exactly 14.204.149 foreignborn persons of all ages. regardless of color. race. or nativity. and no more. My colleague overestimated only about 5.795.851. and he failed to account for the naturalized foreignborn. The Census Bureau further informs me that of these 14.204.149 foreignborn persons in the United States in 1930. more than half of them. or 7.919.536. were at that time naturalized citizens of the United States. according to official records of that enumeration of our population.
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