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...present immigration laws are sufficient: Pub. Op. iii. 249: No. Am. Rev. vol. 152, pp. 27-37 (Jan. '91); Nation, xiv. 518; Stat. at L. xxvi. 1084 - 1086. - (a) Laws now exclude paupers, criminals, insane people and persons liable to become a public charge as well as imported labor...
Best general references: Ap, Am, Cyc, vi. 572; North Am. Review, vol. 154, pp. 424 - 432 (April '92); Forum, xiii, 360 - 370 (May '92); Lalor's Cyclopaedia, ii. 85 - 94; Schmoller, Jahrbucher fur Gezetzgebung, ix. 31 - 74; Stat. at Large, xxvi...
...COTTRELL and W. H. DAVIS.Best general references: Forum, Oct. 1892, pp. 133-144; Cong. Rec. 49th Cong. 1st Sess. 1879, Pt. I, 987, 1002-1003, 1026-1028; U. S. Stat. 1878 XX. 37; supplement to U. S. Rev. Stat. I, 485; Boston Med. and Surg. J'l, Sept. 22 and Sept. 29; Miller's Constitutional Law, pp. 480, 452; Cooley's Const'l Limitations...
...entry and the best site for a quarantine station may be in different states: Forum, Oct. (5) The lives of our citizens and our whole commerce is at the mercy of local ignorance or negligence. (c) National quarantine laws grant too much authority to the separate states: U. S. Stat...
...would be unwise for the U. S. to protect Spanish American States from foreign aggression - (a) It would involve us in European politics; Stat...