D. C.. April 11. 1953: Whereas it is becoming increasingly evident throughout the entire Nation that the adoption of the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 does not adequately solve immigration and naturalization problems. but. on the contrary. denies essential principles which have been of the utmost importance in the natural development of our beloved country. the United States of America. and Whereas the general welfare of the people of our Nation requires that the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 be modified and amended to safeguard the inalienable rights heretofore enjoyed by all citizens of the United States. and Whereas the problems surrounding immigration and naturalization have become serious problems not only for the people of the United States of America but also for. the people of many other nations: Now. therefore. be it Resolved by the supreme council of the order. Sons of Italy. in plenary session at thd Hotel Washington. Washington.
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