52 NATIONAL ORIGINS PROVISION OF IMMIGRATION LAW
that any of these census dates involved estimations, and he has since
testified before your committee that in connection with these esti-
mates they took a very much more arbitrary method of apportioning
the census estimates than had been taken in connection with the
national-origins data; that they were compelled to do so.
The CrarrmMaN. Do you wish that table put in the record?
Senator Reep. I think that ought to go in the record.
The CrameuMaN. Very well; let it be inserted at this point.
{The table referred to is as follows:)
Comparative statement of estimated quotas on 2 per cent of census of 1890 and
present quotas
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| Decrease
Increase
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Mr. Trevor. You are aware, Mr. Chairman and Senators, that the
apportionment has been attacked in various ways. As I say, none
of us who advocate the national-origins provision are the proponents
of any especial racial group, and, as I have already said, accept
absolutely without question the findings of the extremely scientific
work done by the census’ authorities, and with the cooperation of the
American Council of Learned Societies, of which some members were
not at all inclined to be favorable to this proposition. But they have
worked out substantially what nga ioniily is an accurate analysis.
I say that with some emphasis, because I devoted some four years
since the passage of the act to a verification on my own part of the
findings on this question. I do not want to advance my own views,
but merely say I have not just studied this thing for a day.
