Money will be raised from all sorts of people for this purpose. The Senate will be bombarded with appeals of every sort. Should the bill pass that body. the President will then be confronted with the problem of either signing a bill which has been clearly shown to violate the Constitution. or to veto a bill aimed at the deportation of a man who has been for many years in this country without becoming a citizen and whose influence within the labor movement has been. to state the matter conservatively. by no means always constructive. Should the bill become law. there will then be started by interested groups a process of litigation in the courts of the country which undoubtedly will be carried to the highest court in the land. where. in the opinion of far abler students of constitutional law than I. there is hardly a chance that it will be upheld. The net effect of a process of this kind on the apparent importance of Mr.
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