The memorandum further sets forth: And by the terms of the bill. sections 241 (a) (1) and 212 (a) (29). if the Attorney General determines in 1952 that any legally resident alien who entered the United States in 1910 was at that time likely to at some time join. for instance. the Washington Book Shop. a subversive organization distributing popular books at a discount. he can deport him without any finding that the alien himself was or is subversive. The memorandum further says: Because of the vagueness of the conception of what may be prejudicial to our interests (see Jordon v. De George (341 U. S. 223) ). as well as because of the fact that the section would require deportation because of a persons state of mind. It cannot be sustained as being in harmony with our Constitution. Mr.
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