Mr. President. why I would enjoin upon my colleagues of the Senate great care in dealing with the subject. because this country of ours today. as was also true after the First World War. finds itself in the position of being the land toward which the movement of all peoples is directed. As I pointed out yesterday. our immigration laws were brought about by the same situation after the First World War. We are confronted with a similar situation today. upon even a larger scale. So we must bear in mind that. great as our sympathy may be for any people anywhere. we have a problem to meet here at home. when persons not only from central Europe. but from Shanghai.
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