February 1960. . " Note 136 Resolution IV C. no Note 136 Resolution IV D. Service intervened and despite the fact that Potash had worked with Soviet. Chinese and Polish Communists. despite the fact that he served International Communism. despite the fact he had been deported after his conviction of advocating the overthrow of the Government of the United States by force and violence. the United States Attorney in New York ruled Potash could not be held.40 He cannot be deported because the Communists will not grant him a visa to return to Poland. Thus by not issuing a visa a Communist satellite can put a capable agent to work while he is under what amounts to Government supervision. Passports The executive branch of the Government should be empowered to deny passports to persons knowingly engaged in subversive activities designed or intended to further communism. Clear and unequivocal criteria and standards governing issuance of passports should be established by legislation." It is submitted that membership in the CPUSA is an overt act against the American people and our Government should be able to protect itself against their doing harm to the United States abroad.
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