My objections are going to be confined to the merits of the bill. and my discussion this morning will be confined to the merits of the bill and also to a discussion of a few of the socalled hardship cases which have been presented to us for study for the purpose of enacting whatever legislation we may deem necessary to remedy the situation. The Secretary of Labor. under date of January 15. in a letter to the Speaker of the House. said: MY DEAR MR. SPEAKER: In accordance with the resolution of the House of Representatives on August 23. 1935. I have the honor to submit: (a) A list of all cases by number and name in which deportation has been stayed up to and including December 31. 1935. (b) Complete file in each case. (c) Summary of file and report on each case. (d) Report of the Commissioner of Immigration and Naturalization. Very truly yours.
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