The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-02-28
THE NEW IMMIGRATION LAW.
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fulIv induced TO enter the United States,
or if that can not be done, then the
cost of removal to the port of deporta-
tion shall be at the expense of the
.Eimmigrant fund provided for IN Sec
tion one of this act, and the deporta-
tion from such port shall be at the ex-
,,anse of the owner or owners of such
vessel or transportation line by which
sueh aliens respectively came: Pro
vided. That pending the final disposal
of the case of any alien so taken into
custody he may be released under
bond in the penalty of not less than
five hundred dollars with security APP
proved by the Secretary OF Commerce
and Labor, conditioned that such alien
shall be produced when required Tor
a hearing or hearings in regard to the
charge upon which he has been taken
into custody, and for deportation II he
shall be found to be unlawfully within
the United States.
See. 81. That in case the Secretary
of Commerce and Labor shall be salts
fed that an alien has been found In
the United States in violation OF TINS
act. or that an alien is subject to de-
portation under the provisions or TINS
act or of any law of the United States,
he shall cause such alien within the
period of three years after landing or
entry therein to be taken into custody
and returned to the country whence he
came. as provided by section twenty OF
this act. and a failure or refusal on the
mart of the masters, agents, owners, or
eonsignees of vessels to comply with
the order of the Secretary of Com
.merce and Labor to take on board,
guard safely, and return to the eoun-
try whence he came any alien ordered
10 be deported under the provisions
of this act shall be punished by the
imposition of the penalties prescribed
in section nineteen of this act: FRO
vided. That when in the opinion OF the
Secretary of Commerce and Labor the
mental or physical condition of such
alien is such as to require personal
care and attendance, he may employ
a suitable person for that purpose, VINO
shall accompany such alien TO his OF
her final destination, and the expense
incident to such service shall be de
frayed in like manner.
Sec. %. That the Commissioner Gen
eral OF immigration, in addition to suci
other duties as may by law be assign
ed to him. shall, under the direction
of the Secretary of Commerce and La
bor. have charge of the administrator
~ all laws relating to the immigra
tion of aliens into the United States
and shall have the control, direction
and supervision of all officers, clerks
and employees appointed Hereunder. d
shall establish such rules and reguia
lions. prescribe such forms of bond
reports, entries, and other papers, am
shall issue from time to time such Ia
structions, not inconsistent with law, a
he shall deem best calculated Tor car
ring out the provisions OF this act an
for protecting the United States am
aliens migrating thereto from 1rau'
and loss, and shall have authority t
enter int !, contract for the support an
relief e. such aliens as may fall INT
distress or need public aid; all unde
the direction or with the approved
the Secretary of Commerce and Labor
And it shall be the duty of the Com
missioner General of immigration to de
tail officers of the immigration servlc
from time to time as may be necessary
in his Judgment, to secure information
as TO the number of aliens detained L
the penal, reformatory, and eharltapi
institutions (public and private) OF tn
several States and Territories, the Dls
triet of Columbia, and other terrltor.
of the United States and to inform Tn
officers of such institutions of the pro
visions of law in relation to the de
portation of aliens who have beeom
public charges: Provided, That Tn
commissioner General of immigration
NAV, with the approval or the Secre
tary of Commerce and Labor, when
ever in his Judgment such action ma.
be necessary to accomplish the purpose
of this act, detail immigration ofheers
and also surgeons, in accordance VIII
the provisions of section seventeen, 10
service in foreign countries
See % That the duties of the com
missioners of immigration shall be
an administrative character, to be pre-
seribed in detail by regulations pre-
pared. under the direction or with tn
anproval of the Secretary OF Com
meree and Labor.
See "a. That immigrant Inspector
and other immigration officers, clerks
and employees shall hereafter be ap
pointed and their compensation nxe
and raised or decreased from time {
time. bv the Secretary of Commerc
and Labor upon the reeommendatio
of the Commissioner General or hmm
grafton and in accordance with Tn
provisions of the civil-serviee act
January sixteenth, eighteen hundre
and eighty-three: Provided, That san
Secretary, in the enforcement or ina
portion of this act which excludes con
tract laborers, may employ, wltnoa
reference to the provisions of the san
civil-serviee act, or to the various act ..
relative to the compilation OF the ON
eial register, such persons as ne Ha.
deem advisable and from time to tim
fix, raise, or decrease their compehsa
ton. He may draw from the : nninl
grant, fund annually fifty thousan
dollars or as much thereof as may .
necessary, to be expended for the ga,
aries and expenses of persons so EN-
ploved and for expenses incident
such employment; and the aeeouptinI
officers =. the Treasury shall pass Z
the credit of the proper dishurslni
officer expenditures from said sum VIII II,
out itemized account whenever IN
Secratarv of Commerce and Labor Ger
ties that an itemized account woui'