Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1911-10-08 | Page 1 | Refuse to Hear Secretary Nagel

REFUSE TO HEAR SECRETARY NAGEl German American Alliance At Attacks Attacks Attacks At- At tacks Immigration Regulations B By Associated Press Washington ton Oct 7 Dissatisfaction with existing conditions in the Immigration Immigration immigration gration service and desire for Cor a more morer r reasonable enforcement of or immigration laws and re regulations precipitated a de debate debute debute de- de bute bate In today's session of ot the National G German American alliance A motion to have Secretary Nagel of ot the department department department depart depart- ment of ot commerce and labor lalor address the convention on the tho administration atthe of at the tue alien Immigration laws Jaws received so much opposition that It was finally withdrawn Prolonged cheering greeted tho the re remark romark ro- ro mark marl ot of I Judge Henry Henr of Brooklyn that unless Immigration Commissioner Williams of New ew York was removed Germans in iu this country would woul feel teel called upon to withdraw their votes fr from m President Taft TaCt at th the tild next election The Tho fight tIght over the immigration Immigration immigration im im- Im- Im migration subject Is not end ended d. d It Is expected that strong resolutions will be adopted later asking for tor modifications of or tho the immigration regulations rag reg and ch change In the Inspection force force- The Tho German alliance is strongly op opposed opposed opposed op- op posed to a n physical or educational test such auch as has lias been proposed In bills before be 10 fore Congress and Is active In support of or the Sulzer bill bUl for the tho Investigation elOtis a tion of oC the immigration service It also ur urges es that the Immigrant be given s-Iven the rl right ht to appeal from the Inspecting inspecting Inspect inspect- In ing physicians physician's decisions and be given Riven Rivena givena Iven Ivena a probationary period of three years to prove provo that he lie will not become a public public public pub pub- lic charge