The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-01-21
The Prosecutions of
Foreign>Born>>An
Attack on. All
Workers
BY S. HORWArT.

(Sec'y. New York District Committee Council
the Protection of Foreign Born.
IN previous article the writer exposed the VI
cious anti-foreign born nature of the Gable
Bill III R. 5O93) now pending in Congress- pro-
viding for registration of foreign born workers
as If they were prisoners on parole. But there
is another bill more vicious directed against
the foreign-born workers, the Bachmann Bill
The Bachmann Bill III r. 1867" introduced
to the first session of the 72nd Congress on Dec
9th, 1881 is to amend the Anti A1ien-Anarchist
law which states that ALIENS who are an
archists :" should be outlawed and deported
Now Mr.. Bachmann proposes to amend this law
by inserting ''(a) Aliens who are anarchists or
Communists"
If this amendment is adopted by Congress,
then everyone who expresses any grievances
against the government; any individual who ex-
presses any disagreement with the practices of
any government body; the members of any
union which will call its members out on strike
and meets the opposition of the bosses courts
and police force will be charged with Commu-
nism and will be subject to deportation
What is to be done in order to stop the terror
against the foreign born and to force Congress
to reject all the bills which aim to discriminate
prosecute and to deport foreign born
The Committee for the Protection of the For
eign Born has called conferences in various parts
OF the country. AT these conferences plans were
adopted in order to mobilize a mass movement
of the millions of foreign born ard native Amer
leans for the struggle.
The New York Conference for the Protection
of the Foreign Born which was held on Dec 20
called upon every organization, native and for
eign born that mass protest meetings be Or
ganized by each and every organization where
protest resolutions be adopted to be sent to the
Congress of the U. S.
The Dec. goth Conference showed that the is
sue OF protection Of foreign born is of vital in
terest and Importance. The response OF the con.
ference was enthusiastic Delegates of q ma
tonalities representing 229 organizations of yar-
Gus political affiliations showed that we are able
and must mobilize the millions that support the
struggle for the protection of foreign born
Every workers organization should affiliate
with the Committee for the Protection of the
Foreign Born.
The national movcl1c for the protection of
foreign born should be very tightly linked up
with the movement for immediate relief and I'M
employment insurance, BY the establishment
OF a federal unemployment insurance the suffer-
ing OF the native workers in general ard the for
elgn born nj particular will be lessened consider
ably. For this reason a mutual cooperation
should be established between the protection of
foreign born committees and the Unemployed
Councils
The time is short. Soon the anti-foreign born
bills will be given a formal hearing We must
see that large committee should be elected
representing all nationalities of various unions,
fraternal organizations benefit societies and cul-
tural declarations. This committee to be sent to
washington to state position towards these
bills. Reports of this committee will be given
IN every center of the U. S. to mobilize the mass
eS against the vicious attack age nst the foreign
born
Only through united mass m Yement of all
nationaliteS, native and foreign be n Negro and
white, Will we be able to smash = offensive
against the FOREIGN b2-1 i-rrired b. Hoover and
directed by Doak
Smash the Hoover and Doak plans # discrin-
nation, registration and deportation of foreign
born!
Forward with the mobilization of a mighty
mass movement for the protection of the for
eign born