National origins provision of immigration law

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Identifikator:: 1796380105

URN:: urn:nbn:de:zbw-retromon-196168

Document type:: Monograph

Title:: National origins provision of immigration law

Place of publication:: Washington

Publisher:: Gov. Pr. Off.

Year of publication:: 1929

Scope:: III, 171 S

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Collection:: Economics Books

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Title:: Statement of Samuel W. Boggs, geographer, Department of State

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12 NATIONAL ORIGINS PROVISION OF IMMIGRATION LAW Mr. Bocas. Yes. Under the national origins the Polish quota is practically the same as at present, but the quota per million popu- lation is approximately one-sixth as great as that of Great Britain and northern Ireland would be, Senator CopeLanp. The quota has not changed particularly? Mr. Boags. No; the Polish quota is almost the same in the two systems, The Cmamrman, Mr. Boggs, you referred to g report submitted heretofore, and in that you said you thought there would be little alteration in figures that might hereafter be devised. Is that report the one dated February 15, 1928? Mr. Boacs. Yes, sir. Senator Coper.anp. ‘And that is the report made by Doctor Hill ? Mr. Boegs. That is right; by the committee of which Doctor Hill is chairman. Senator Rep. Mr. Boggs, have you a copy of that map you have been using that you can leave with the committee ? Mr. Boggs. Yes, sir. Senator Reep. I would ask that that be put in the record, Mr. Chairman. Mr. Boces. Tt will be somewhat revised on the basis of the final report, Senator Rerp. This ig based on the quotas shown in the report ast year ? Mr. Boos. Yes, sir. The Crarrman. That is, the report you have just been referring to, of February 15, 1928% Mr. Boggs. Yes, sir. The Crarrmax. At this point, therefore, at the request of Senator Regs the map and statement submitted by the witness will be in- serted. (The statements referred to are as follows) Immigration quotes, Furopean countries, and demands for immigration wpisae (based upon reports of American consular officers, July 1. 1928) Europe (otal | Northern and Western Europe........_._.| Belgium... Denmark... [J7777777m mmm France... [J777777TTTTmmmmmmoeeees germany __TITTTTTTTII me Great Britain. __TTTITTTTIm me Leeland... "77777 77rrmmer ene ooe Irish Free State... ____ TIT Luxemburg. TTT Nt Norway C7777 1IIIITTrmee Sweden. _TTTTTTTTITmmmmmme mene Switzerland ________ mcm —— Present quota 1924—— 161, 546 | 140. 999 | 512 2, 789 3,954 51, 227 34, 007 100 8, 567 100 1,648 6,453 9, 56” 92 (RT Unused balance June 30, | 10928 Estimated Estimated demand | demand July 1, givided by 1928 quota Nationa] origins Juota (as reported 1928, for COmpari- Son) 208 | 1,706, 074 593.840 150, 560 129, 798 10, 000 opr 15, 000 big 4, 400 3,308 166, 266 24,908 203, 158 65, 804 NL i 30, 000 1.05 17,427 Nr | 1, 000 10.0 100 25, 000 15.2 3,083 10, 025 6.2 4 20, 00¢ 2.1 3399 9. one +p Ted v3

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