Hearings Before the Committee On Immigration And Naturalization : H. of R., 66th Congress
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Yes? — A. We had finished up to 11 o clock, when they re- fused to go on with their hearings, about 35 out of 68 cases.
Q. By refusal to go on with the hearings, do you mean the service of a notice upon you, such as has been shown here? — A. Yes, sir; the aliens have objected to the manner in which the commissioner has provided means for them to interview their friends, and until they have been given better facilities they refuse to testify in their cases.
By Mr. Rakee : Q. What does the gentle...man refer to? — A. Through their at- torneys they have addressed a communication to the commissioner setting forth their demands.
Q. You haven't a separate notice to the attorney? — A. No; through the attorney.
(Mr, Johnson reads the following letter addressed to Mr. Uhl:) Sir: In view of the fact that your promise and word, which Isaalc Shorr, esq., our attorney, brouglit over to us, as to the matter of \isits, to wit, that no iron mesh or net or any other barrier would be placed between us and our friends at the time of their visit to the island, has been broken by some one, we believe of your subordinates.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yes? — A. We had finished up to 11 o clock, when they re- fused to go on with their hearings, about 35 out of 68 cases.
Q. By refusal to go on with the hearings, do you mean the service of a notice upon you, such as has been shown here? — A. Yes, sir; the aliens have objected to the manner in which the commissioner has provided means for them to interview their friends, and until they have been given better facilities they refuse to testify in their cases.
By Mr. Rakee : Q. What does the gentle...man refer to? — A. Through their at- torneys they have addressed a communication to the commissioner setting forth their demands.
Q. You haven't a separate notice to the attorney? — A. No; through the attorney.
(Mr, Johnson reads the following letter addressed to Mr. Uhl:) Sir: In view of the fact that your promise and word, which Isaalc Shorr, esq., our attorney, brouglit over to us, as to the matter of \isits, to wit, that no iron mesh or net or any other barrier would be placed between us and our friends at the time of their visit to the island, has been broken by some one, we believe of your subordinates.
What to read after Hearings Before the Committee On Immigration And Naturalization : H. of R., 66th Congress?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States. Congress. House. Committee On Immigration And Naturalization to read onlineMoreLess
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