Excerpt from Japanese Immigration and Colonization: Brief Prepared for Consideration of the State Department; October 1, 1921
See. 9. It is evident that California, and other States of the Union, some of them already threatened, cannot be protected from the grow ing menace save through Federal action. They can act only along certain lines. And the results obtained thereby. In the absence of Federal ac tion, will not afford permanent relief against a national danger.
Sec. 10. The question is regarded, and is here in treated, as a national one, and not as either State or sectional, though the evidences of the menace are found at present in individual states, but more particularly in California, and in the Territory of Hawaii.
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