Chairman. I have obtained permission to extend my remarks in the RECORD. and to include therein certain excerpts. so as to enable me to reply to the speech and extension of his remarks aliout me made by the gentleman from New York . All of my colleagues in this House. who are oldtimers and have served here since the war Congress. know that in every session through my entire service I have made a determined. uncompromising fight to pass legislation that would stop all immigration from foreign countries to the United States. and which would deport from the United States the millions of aliens who are here unlawfully. It has been absolutely impossible for any of us to get such a bill approved and reported to the House by the Committee on Immigration and Naturalization. All of such bills are put in what he calls "his death house" by the chairman of said committee. the gentleman from New York . He says that on February 18. 1935.
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