The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-12-30
scRYPT1oN RATES:

the campaign through the investigation OF de-
portation cases, through giving legal advice TO
alien workers ON different problems Citizen
papers, legal stand In this country, etc..
8. Organizationally, the Council for the Pro-
lection Of the Foreign Born must not become a
rigid organization but continue to base itself on
utilization. The efforts Of the District and City
Committees especially now during the renewal
of the campaign, must concentrate on reaching
the masses Of new organizations. Certainly, if
the campaign Is properly conducted these masses
will achieve the affiiation Of the organizations
to the Council for the Protection Of the Foreign
Born will create the basis for the development
of the struggle OF the masses against the fascist
and social-fascist leadership In many mass or
CARNATIONS.
In the organiZational measures elaborated by
the Council for the Protection Of the Foreign
Born, 1t is already established that the District
and City Committees are to appoint special small
committees whose task it is to visit and bring
the campaign into the hundreds of mass or
CARNATIONS that were never reached before.
g. The District and City Councils for the
Protection of the Foreign Born from now on, I'M
der guidance of the Party fractions, must react
quicker in cases of deportations determinations,
etc.-in calling of mass meetings and demonstra-
tions before the immigration authorities, before
the places OF work where cases Of discrimination
occur.
Most attention in these cases must be given
to drawing into protests American workers, Ne
gro and white, and especially the youth-the
new generation of the foreign-born workers
which must be drawn into the struggle for the
protection Of their parents, in this manner giving
to the demonstration real character of united
front against the offensive Of the capitalist class.
The Campaign Must Be Discussed!
The entire Party must be made conscious OF
the Importance Of the campaign through dis
cussion; functionaries meetings on district scale
and discussion In the units must be arranged at
which not only the Importance of the campaign
Is to be taken up but also the organizational
measures must be brought into the forefront
how the struggle is to be conducted and de-
veloped, also the problem of the millions of for
eign-born workers (employed in all kinds of in
dustries) who have to be drawn over to our cause.
The fact that the federal government, the
states and cities are dealing with these problems,
the fact that new offensive against the foreign
born workers Is on Its way, show that this
problem does exist and that it Is Of the most
important problems that the Party must face.
In drawing large masses Of {oreign-born work
ers into this campaign we must contrast the
situation in the United States with that In
the Soviet Union Here, In the most powerful
inperialist country, in the country of prosperity
and democracy" the workers suffer mass unenl-
ployment, starvation, terror against the foreign
born and against the Negroes, discrimination on
all sides and a constant lowering of the living
standards.
In the Soviet Union, not only has unemploy-
nent been abolished and the standard of living
continuously raised but all forms OF discrimina-
ton have been abolished. The workers and
farmers rule the country-they are building a
new society from which exploiters are disap-
pearing completely.
Not only must we bring before the workers the
immediate war danger, the feverish preparation
by the imperialsts to attack the Soviet Union;
but we must show them that it is In this i'm
perialist country the country of bourgeois dem
ocracy which means liberty only for the capt.
talists to Cypress the working class and squeeze
out higher profits, that the working class, for
eign born and Negro and American, will be free
from capitalist oppression only by following the
example OF their Russian brothers In establish
ing a workers and farmers government real
democracy, real freedom for the majority from
the exploitation Of the few. Only in this way
can the unemployment, discrimination lynch
ings, deportattons ETC., be abolished forever and
a new society-a Socialist society-be established.