Evening Star Newspaper, August 22, 1930, Page 11

STRICT-ALIEN LAW URGED BY HUSBAND &5 Advocates tions of Lawbreakers in Radio Forum Address. (Continued From Tenth Page.) the board of review in his behalf. In the month of July 419 such cases were considered on appeal to the Secretary. Before the quota limit law of 1924 fect thousands of well in- nts crossed the ocean and nited States ports only to find that they could not qualify for admission under the immigration law and were necessarily returned by the steamship companies to the couniry of ince the inauguration of the g-mz system of inspection abroad, oy ahc ave T possession of proper a) and are of per eonzn’;hr visas has been redu to a ety 10,000 mmighants. who pave of e 10, wi ve qualified under the consular and tech- nical adviser plan are now turned back at United States ports, which, of course, means that the system is as nearly 100 B rehaiy sud Hor can devise, man ingenuity and effort can devise. Qo’ a little at this curers, ol depart- | houses of immigration laws, are Imnud:-ul! pa: involved. The State Department the tem, the consular sys- ent through States, More Deporta- ¢ : | nearly 7.000 were land ‘The various charges under which an alien may be expelled from United States’ are too numerous and compli- cated to permit of explanation in a brief radio talk. Last year, for example, leported on the ground of illégal entry, and 2,000 more who, although Ilawfully admitted as temporary visitors. failed to leave the country voluntarily. Not all of these 9.000 ns were inherently undesira- THE EVENING ST. makes deportation reason that the ble. fact,’ of them would have made desirable lation, but they had violated the gration law and the law directed their expulsion, and while deportation in such cages is often a able duty, nev- ertheless it is & duty that has to be performed. 1 ‘There are other classes of cases, how- ever, in which deportation affords un- mixed satisfaction, and due to the vig- {lance of the Immigration Service such deportations are steadily increasing. I refer to the criminal and immoral classes, of whom 2,456 were deported int.holutmul‘ur. 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