Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-31

The Blanton immigration bin. introduced i tie
house January z. has aroused much interest throuEa-
oat the United States. and is ra6erstood TO nee. TIE
approval of organized labor. thorEh tire bin would
permit the entrance Of seasonal farm isbcr u,ds- COZ
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The bin proposes 70 suspend all inrirrssios Z
the United States until January !, 1855. 70 dsrort All
aliens unlzufnlly within the United States. II whom
there is n considerable nu-her. ard r. require an
abe1s within the rnitsd States 70 either become Cit
rsns CT snhnit 70 deportation
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Fhe hd p trifle. Washington reu---x irai-arn. hut
Sorrrcss-Er Rlsrtor a6vccatns elz-rfrr down RE Tia
SNoeFs y tae csse * emergency agricultural lahur.
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e. o. the house ths week. takes no co-nizau-e Of
SErculsusal conditions ~ provides that tire Quota re
ssret'cuS now r. force on Europezn immigration, an
FF also 20 Mexico and Canada, and would virtually
eliminate the seasonal labor nccesSsrv 70 the ar-irul-
tural Interests az the border country.
Ihe Btanton measure should have Ae xurrprt Of
the eoracT country. Passage cf the BIZ will greatly
IMPROVE iaeor conditions on both the Mexican and
'@naaaa borders. snd organized labor will doubtless
gaVe approval = the plan which proposes that such
sAacr -caain II Tire country only for such period IS
sne agricultural emergency exists.