That is correct. there can be no doubt about it whatever. In other words. if a child were born in the United States of a Polish father and of a mother who came from India the child would be an American and would have all the prerogatives of American citizenship. But if the child were born in Great Britain of a Polish father and of an Indian mother and was educated at one of the finest colleges or schools he could not come into the United States as a British immigrant. even though mother and father and child were British subjects and British citizens. he would have to come in as an immigrant under the AsiaticPacific triangle quota or be charged back to the other country. I say that is unfair. I do not think we need belabor the point. except that the Senator from South Dakota must know what the facts are. and I have given him the facts.
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