Word: komarmicka
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Dates: during 1926-1926
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...have your letter of November 13 with clipping from TIME relative to the case of Anna Komarmicka who arrived in the United States without the documents required by the immigration...
Case Sirs: In your article on IMMIGRATION, TIME, Nov. 8, you did Secretary Davis and the Department of Labor a serious injustice in relation to the case of Anna Komarmicka. I felt there must be some explanation which you did not have that would take the sting out of the article. I wrote to Secretary Davis, and herewith hand you his statement concerning the matter, which is most satisfactory and very creditable to the Department and to Secretary Davis. I feel sure you will make the necessary correction when you have all the facts before you. J. W. LEECH Leech...
...steamship company under a penalty of $1000. You can understand that if the Government is lax in requiring the steamship companies to comply with the provisions of the laws relat ing to the documentation of passengers that it would seriously interfere with the administration of the immigration laws. Miss Komarmicka apparently could have secured without difficulty the appropriate documents had the steamship company used but ordinary precaution and requested...
With the foregoing brief statement of the law I have now to inform you that the statement in TIME is incorrect because it does not give a full statement of the case. That publication neglected to state at the end of the sentence, "So Miss Komarmicka was ordered deported," the con cluding portion of the Department's decision relative to her case, that, however, she be admitted by parole pending adjustment or securing the proper documents which she should have had in her possession when she arrived. Miss Komarmicka was therefore not ordered deported but was after reasonable time...
...French line, Secretary of Labor James J. Davis ordered her case reopened. Finally last week the board decided that she was the person to whom the. permit to leave and re-enter had been issued, but that the exclusion order must stand. Secretary Davis confirmed the ruling. So Miss Komarmicka was ordered deported...