Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-09-22
AMERICA IS CONFRONTED BY
SERIOUS IMMIGRATION PROBLEMS
ARISING FROM THE WORLD WAR
Special Contribution by HON JAMES DAVIS Secretary Of Labor
for the Amerkai Magyar fIirlap.

the biggest problems
America After have the immigrant here what shall
do with him, is the outstanding issue
While there has been the passed
by Congress limiting immigration nevertheless be remembered
that law be fully adequate for such situation Regardless the
ardh which may work isolated uphold this law
and believe will prove effacos and sound have the proper
cooperation of the steamship comp;
1t to be denied that agens of steamship companies Europe
have persuaded families sell their homes emigrate
Such families have found themselves serious
redcamen when denied admission shores But likewise
that stories of hardship and misfortune resulting from the law have
been circulated for the purpose dscredng We make
the world that enacted though by the
nevertheless law and be obeyed
shall always be the purpose the Department of Labor the
administration, deal with The immigration problem both
broad way and in individual in humane and sympathetic
Needless njustces may arise but the considerations of
justice shall always be foremost in handling problems.
Few Americans realize the
takes his residence country where speak
language unknown him. The United such large country
with such unlimited opportunities that few Americans find necessary
TO go outside the borders of their country language
but English make comfortable and happy living
of these facts h Americans apt overlook
the difficulties and ardps Euro who America have
undergo One the handap that Europeans who emgrae
America have the lack of proper reliable medium whereby
they their IDEAS and ambitions the American peoples
and the latter learn what is he hearts of the army
who have left hearth and hor,e begin life
One of the problems of the Department Labor institute
through legislation and otter which shall
object the thorough assimilation the immigrant the
ship OF this country While America aply termed the worlds melting
employed In the have been careless permitting aliens
establish effect colonies of their this country
customs and of their lands Thus hear Of Hungarian
umanian Russian Bulgarian, Spanish Sovak
Too often do behold spectacle foreign
settlements colonies engnde ing the racial political
religious peudces that have kept Europe bloody battlefield GEN.
ur These pudces have been fred only members of the
individual colonies but between different naonaies which have settled
in this country
Naturally such condition has Americanzation
the contrary has been diamec ally opposed
Of
this country into of ubstan a patriotic American citizens has
frequently with encouragement and failure many
None will question the adsably and combating
influences.
One of the lessons of the tolerate t
Euopes its midst. European among
Europeans this country, who be
loyal Americans The high ideals OF America implanted
hearts and particularly the principles that all free equal
this country that the majority rules and that group impose
will another by aquescene the
would obvious therefore that Government pay
attention the future the conduct and disposition Immigrants from
Europe and efforts
and minds American principles than has heretofore
and legislation needed prime arriving
solution of the immigration and problems
Many bills have been introdu ed Congress in
course preparation whose fully control immigration
and the immigrant after he reaches
sucv immigration prepared eay
the winter session of Congress On July Mr. Kelly
oduced 7542 which provides for the inspection desiring
mmgae to the United States ae ports Of embakaion
alien card of admission which he obtain inspector
The United States
Such inspection would pass upon the physical qualifications
applicant who would be rejected if found unsatisfactory In
such examinations might be conducted mpail has been
that competent American physicians procured Because
the demands that have been previous years
policy there will probably be considerable discussion
this BILL if passed number Of foreign governments
approved in the United States examining eigrans other
than the official viseing the passports.
The bill passed by Congress limiting immigration three
cent basis necessity owing the industrial de-
preston couny the Department Of Labor thar
will be superseded its expiration 1922 by laws
correct Of the evils that have existed past place t
immigrant more fully under Governmental guidance.
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