Session #74 · 1935–37

Speech #740199058

What I have read is the record provided this body and the other House of Congress by Colonel MacCormack and the Immigration and Naturalization Service. Upon that record. I say to the Senator from Washington and his colleague. Colonel MacCormack would have this body of lawmakers pass upon the question as to whether or not that man should be deported. and if Senators should pass upon the question from this report of Colonel MacCormack. being bighearted men. as they are. they probably would say. "Well. let the poor fellow stay." But it has been my dutymy sworn duty as a Member of this bodyto reveal the truth and to bring the truth to the attention of my colleagues. Let us see about George Gaston Grenier. Here are the facts: The files of the Immigration and Naturalization Service show that Grenier entered the country illegally in 1926. When he came into this country. he violated our Immigration laws by slipping in here. Oh. my goodness! I did not know George was so bad.
Keywords matched
Naturalization Immigration deported

Classification

Target group
None Specific
Sentiment
Negative
Stereotyping
No
Confidence
90%
Model
gemini-2.0-flash
Framing
Legal / procedural Criminal

Speaker & context

Speaker
ROBERT REYNOLDS
Party
D
Chamber
S
State
NC
Gender
M
Date
Speech ID
740199058
Paragraph
#0
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