S. 356)). The right to work for a: living in the common occupations of the community is of the essence of that personal freedom and opportunity which it was the purpose of the fourteenth amendment to secure. The power to control immigrationto admit or exclude aliensis vested solely in the Federal Government. and the States may not deprive aliens so admitted of the right to earn a livelihood as that would be tantamount to denying their entrance and abode. � A State may not. in order to protect citizens of the United States. in their employment against noncitizens of the United States in that State. require that employers only employ a specified percentage of alien employees--such a statute denies to alien inhabitants the equal protection of the law and so held as to statute of Arizona of December 14. 1914. In conclusion. I repeat. we should register aliens and citizens alike.
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