says. "The people of the United States want these displaced persons in their midst and have been asking for them at a rate which will very shortly exhaust the 205.000 now authorized for admission. The interesting fact is that the greatest demand for displaced persons comes from the areas in the country where some have already gone." That remark is written to imply that a preponderance of American people have expressed themselves in such a manner but it can also apply to requests made by no more than a dozen or a hundred active. agitating. biased. and personally interested friends. relatives. or naturalized aliens from the same districts. In view of the fact that it is difficult to distinguish an acceptable citizen from a Communist. I certainly think that the governing body of the United States should see to it that the lid is clamped upon admission of any further people to American citizenship until the present conditions abroad are ameliorated.
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It is difficult to distinguish an acceptable citizen from a Communist.