Mr. Speaker. under the general permission granted to all Members to extend their remarks in the RECORD I desire to quote. as inherent parts of my remarks. some very essential resolutions and some important endorsements favorable to the KerrCoolidge deportation bill and to the Palmisano stayofdeportation resolution. and to briefly comment upon the failure of either of these important measures to be passed by the House during the closing days of this session of Congress. Mr. Speaker. I wish to address myself to the peculiar situation which presented itself to Congress on the eve of its adjournment with reference to the socalled KerrCoolidge bill--S. 2969 and H. R. 8163which is so close to my heart because of its beneficial features. to deport undesirable aliens and to relieve the hardship desirable aliens will suffer if the provisions of this bill are not enacted into law. On June 18 last the Honorable Daniel W. MacCormack. Commissioner of the Immigration and Naturalization Service. addressed a letter to the Speaker of the House. which reads as follows: .JUNrE 18. 1938.
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