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Deportation of Certain Aliens
Public memorandum concerning two pieces of legislation under consideration.
Address to the International Institute, Boston, Mass.
This artifact is an address to business and professional men of Boston, Massachusetts, on December 6, 1934. He argues against deportation, using the criminal complaints previously presented to female reformers as evidence of strict immigration…
Memorandum of Commissioner of Immigration and Naturalization to the Committee on Immigration of the Senate and the Committee on Immigration and Naturalization of the House of Representatives
An impartial survey on the operations of immigration laws and their effectiveness in 1924.
Amendments to Immigration Laws Enacted since Compilation, January 1, 1930 to July 11, 1932
A summary of changes and amendments made to immigrant laws. Annotations from Peter F. Snyder, assistant to the department of labor Secretary, are marked in red.
Memorandum to Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins from Albert Reitzel, re: Proposed Immigration Bill
A memorandum to Frances Perkins, Secretary of Labor, describing a proposed bill by Representative Robert L. Bacon relating to the record of registry of immigrants.
Address to the National Council on Citizenship & Naturalization, New York City
MacCormack speaks of the state of immigration and shares the progress that the Department of Labor made during from 1933 - 1936. There is large discussion on entrance exams and naturalization.
Address to Nationality Information Bureau & International Institute of the Young Women's Christian Association
MacCormack speaks of the need to reform immigration enforcement in the United States.