Speech #900182834

Mr. Speaker. this resolution provides for the deportation of some 57 aliens who are now in this country. The amendment that has been offered would exempt one of this number from being deported and I am opposed to the exemption. The individual concerned is named Ten Jew. a national of China. He bears the alias of "George K. Jue" and another alias of "Gar King Jue." This individual was convicted on February 15. 1954. in the U.S. District Court. Northern District of California. on charges of conspiracy to defraud the United States of and concerning its governmental function. the right of administering immigration laws of the United States and regulations promulgated thereto. particularly those laws and regulations governing the admission questioning and registration of aliens and their stay in the United States. The beneficiary was sentenced to imprisonment for 1 year and a day. Mr. Leary of the Immigration Service has provided a photocopy of the indictment against Mr. Jew. The indictment discloses that during 1950 Mr. Jew operated the China National Travel Agency. and allegedly conspired. with a consular officer in the American Consul at Hong Kong and obtained fraudulent visas and passports for aliens desiring to enter the United States. helped them obtain extensions of their stay. and to acquire residence in this country. According to the information that I have. Mr. Jew also impersonated officers and employees of the U.S. Foreign Service. the Immigration and Naturalization Service. falsely attested to the validity of passports. allegedly issued by the Chinese Nationalist Government. made false statements to the Foreign Service officers in Hong Kong and the U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service in the United States. orally and in writing. in applications and affidavits and other documents required by the immigration lawssome under oath and some not under oath. After gaining admission to the United States. Mr.