The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-03-01
THE NEW IMMIGRATION LAW.

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shall prescribe rules for the entry and
inspection OF aliens along the borders
OF Canada and Mexico, so as not to
unnecessarily delay. impede, or annoy
passengers in ordinary travel between
the United States and said countries,
and shall have power to enter into
contracts with transportation lines for
the said purpose.
Sec. 80. That for the purpose OF this
act the term United States as used
In the title as well as In the various
sections of this act shall be construed
to mean the United States and any
waters, territory, or other place sub
ject to the jurisdiction thereof, cx-
cept the Isthmian Canal zone: Pro-
vided, That IL any alien shall leave the
canal zone and attempt to enter any
other place under the jurisdiction of
the United States. nothing contained
in this act shall be construed as per-
hitting him to enter under any other
conditions than those applicable to all
aliens.
| Sec. "a. That the Commissioner
General of Immigration. with the ap-
prevail of the Secretary OF Commerce
and Labor. may appoint a Commits
sioner of immigration to discharge at
New Orleans, Louisiana, the duties
now required of other commissioners
of immigration at their respective
posts.
Sec. So. That the deportation of
aliens arrested within the United
States after entry and found to be ille-
gally therein, provided for in this act,
shall be to the transatlantic or trans
Pacific ports from which said aliens
embarked for the United States; or.
IL such embarkation was for foreign
contiguous territory, to the foreign
port at which said aliens embarked
for such territory.
Sec SO. That all aliens who shall
enter the United States except at the
seaports thereof, or at such place or
places as the Secretary of Commerce
and Labor may from time to time des-
ignate, shall be adjudged to have en-
tered the country unlawfully and shall
be deported as provided by sections
twenty and twenty-one of this act;
Provided. That nothing contained in
this section shall affect the power con-
ferred by section thirty-two Of this
act upon the Commissioner General Of
immigration to prescribe rules for the
entry and inspection Of aliens along
the borders of Canada and Mexico.
Sec. 81. That whenever an alien
shall have taken up his permanent
residence in this country, and shall
have filed his declaration of intention
to become a citizen, and thereafter
shall send for his wife, or minor chill
dren to join him, If said wife or any
of said children shall be found to be
affected with any contagious disorder,
such wife or children shall be held,
under such regulations as the Secre-
tary of Commerce and Labor shall
prescribe, until 1t shall be determined
whether the disorder will be easily
durable, or whether they can be per-
mitted to land without danger to other
persons; and they shall not be either
admitted or deported until such facts
have been ascertained; and IL 1t shall
be determined that the disorder is
easily durable or that they can be per-
mitted to land without danger to other
persons. they shall, IL otherwise ad-
missible. thereupon be admitted.
Sec. 3S. That no person who disbe-
lieves in or who Is opposed to all or
ganized government, or who is a men,
Der of or affiliated with any organiza-
ton entertaining and teaching such
disbelief in or opposition to all organ
lied government, or who advocates or
teaches the duty, necessity, or pro-
prety of the unlawful assaultlng or
killing of any officer or officers, either
of specific individuals or of officers
generally, of the Government of the
United States or of any other organ
lied government, because of his or
their official character. shall be per-
mitted to enter the United States or
any territory or place subject to the
jurisdiction thereof. This section shall
be enforced by the Secretary of Com
merce and Labor under such rules and
regulations as he shall prescribe. That
any person who knowingly aids or as
sists any such person to enter the
United States or any territory or
place subject to the jurisdiction there
Of or who conniyes or conspires with
any person or persons to allow. pro-
cure, or permit any such person to
enter therein, except pursuant to such
rules and regulations made by the Sec
rotary of Commerce and Labor shall
be fined not more than five thousand
dollars, or imprisoned for not more
than five years, or both.
Sec 80. That a commission is hereby
created, consisting of three senators,
to be appointed by the President of
the Senate, and three members of the
House of Representatives, to be APP
pointed by the Speaker of the House
of Representatives, and three persons,
to be appointed by the President of the
United States. Said commission shall
make full inquiry, examination, and
investigation by subcommittee or
otherwise into the subject of immi
grafton. For the purpose of said in
quiry, examination, and investigation,
said commission is authorized to send
for persons and papers, make all nee
essary travel, either in the United
States or any foreign country, and,
through the chairman of the commits
sion or any member thereof to admin
lister oaths and TO examine witnesses
and papers respecting all matters per-
to the subject. and to employ
clerical and other assistance |
Said commission shall report to the |
Congress the conclusions reached by 1t |
and make such recommendations as
in its judgment may seem proper. Such |
sums of money as may be necessary |
for the said Inquiry, examination, and |
are hereby appropriated
and authorized to be paid out of the |
Immigrant fund" on the certificate
NJ the chairman of said commission,