TABLE 52.- Aliens debarred from entering the United States, fiscal year ended

June 30, 1928, showing number rejected at the land border stations and at the seaports of entry, by causes and sex

Feeble-minded.
Insane, or have been insane..
Epileptics.
Constitutional psychopathic inferiority
Tuberculosis (noncontagious).-
Loathsome or dangerous contagious disease.
Surgeon's certificate of mental or physical

defect (not specified), which may affect

alien's ability to earn a living..
Likely to become a public charge.-
Coming in consequence of advertisements.
Contract laborers..
Assisted aliens.
Accompanying aliens (under sec. 18).
Under 16 years of age, unaccompanied by

parent...
Unable to read (over 16 years of age)
Had been deported within 1 year.
Criminals.
Immoral classes.

Under immigration act of 1924

104 344

2 85

50 147

1 71

70 296

1 77 1 6

4 23 1 1

34 48 1 S 3

6 1 6

15

Under section 17..
Expired immigration visa..
Not a nonimmigrant or nonquota immigrant

(alien eligible to citizenship), as specified in

visa. Nonimmigrant or nonquota iinmigrant (alien

eligible to citizenship) without visa. Quota immigrant, without visa.. Alien ineligible to citizenship, with improper

visa.. Alien ineligible to citizenship, without visa.

TABLE 53.--Aliens debarred from entering the United States, fiscal year ended

June 30, 1928, showing number rejected at the land border stations and at the seaports of entry, by race or people and sex

Bus - MUNNA .

195

3 66

7

13 2, 127

51 33 49 37

9 49

1

8 261

13 3, 294

126 1, 598 1, 134

81 805 1, 556

168 165 34

19

79

322 45 54 60 462 68 31 10 283

13 3, 390

131 1, 622 1, 297

161

898 1,590

251 402 84

8 62 236 2,595

1 526 179

62 200 291

1, 081
820

57
457
1,087

149
138

1, 167

47 517 314

24 348 469 19 27 10

African (black)
Armenian.
Bohemian and Moravian (Czech)
Bulgarian, Serbian, and Herzegovinian.
Chinese.
Croatian and Slovenian.
Cuban.
Dalmatian, Bosnian, and Herzegovinian.
Dutch and Flemish.
East Indian.
English.
Finnish,
French
German.
Greek.
Hebrew.
Irish..
Italian (north)
Italian (south)
Japanese.
Korean
Lithuanian.
Magyar..
Mexican.
Pacific Islander.
Polish.
Portuguese
Rumanian.
Russian..
Ruthenian (Russniak).
Scandinavian (Norwegians, Danes, and

Swedes)
Scotch.
Slovak
Spanish
Spanish American.
Syrian.
Turkish.
Welsh.
West Indian (except Cuban)
Other peoples.

77

5 21 143 78 79 29 79 216 43 8 8 10 35

3 20

2 14 5 4 21 7

96

5 24 163 80 93 34 83 237 50 8 8 12 44

24

16

35 1,016

9

38 189 1, 535

1 372

3 32 119 206

125

54 224 2,551

1 497

3 45 179 291

13 60 85

TABLE 54.- Alien applicants for admission at the seaports and land border ports, fiscal year ended June 30, 1928, showing number admitted

and debarred and per cent of applicants debarred, by race or people

Number admitted

Number debarred

Per cent of applicants

debarred
Land
Land

Land
All ports Seaports border All ports Seaports border All ports Seaports border
ports
ports

ports
500, 631
355, 389 145, 242 18, 839 2, 434 16, 405 3.6

0.7

10.2
3, 654 3,423 231

322
271

51
1, 315 1, 163

8.1

7.3
45

18.1
12
33

3.3 2, 357 2, 268

1.0

17.8
89
54

5

49
1, 195

2. 2
1, 142

.2
53

35.5
60
23
37

4.8
7, 996 7, 266

2.0
730

41.1
462
453

9

5. 5
1, 847 1, 784

5.9
63

1.2
68
19
49

3.6
8, 591

1.1
8,562
29

43.7
31
30

1
275
263
12

3.3
10
2

8
6, 603

3.5
5, 559 1, 044

40.0
283

22

261 193

4.1
184

20.0
9
13

13
75, 097

6. 3
47, 272 27, 825

59.1
3, 390

96 3, 294
1, 894

4. 3
1, 699
195

10.6
131

5
126

6.5
26, 343 10, 827 15, 516

39.3
1, 622

24

1, 598 5.8
76, 345 72, 134 4, 211

9.3
1, 297 163 1, 134 1.7
767 5, 601
166

21. 2
161
80

81
15, 376

2.7
12, 864

32.8
2, 512
898

93
805

5.5
45, 300 33, 711 11,589 1, 590

24. 3

34 1, 556 7,813

3.4
7, 237 576
251

11.8
83
168

3.1
33, 675 33, 417

1.1
258
402
237

165
7, 712
7, 608

1.2
104
84

39.0
50

34
70

1.1
68
2

24.6
8
8

10.3
667
587

10.5
80
62

8
54

8.5
3, 163 2, 912

1.3
251

40.3
236

12
224

6.9
61, 622 2, 464

47.2
59, 158 2, 595

44 2, 551 12

4.0

1.8
12

4.1

1
6, 546

7.7
5, 940

.0
606
526

100.0
29

497
3,242

7.4

.5
3, 220
22

45.1
179
176

3
1,005

5.2
902

5.2
103

12.0
62
17

45
2, 514 2,161

5.8
353

1.8 30.4
200

21

179
502 238

1.0
264
291

33.6

291
30, 023

36.7
27, 051 2, 972 988

52.4

37
34, 690

951
20, 365

3. 2

1
14, 325 1, 647

24. 2
37

1, 610
3, 491 3, 160

4.5

.2 331

10,1 215

21

194
7,663 7, 337

5.8

.7
316

37.0
214
151

63 2.7
8, 181

2.0
8,012 169

16.6
112
100

12 1, 273

1.4

1.2
1,061
222

6.6
72
23
49
6.4

2.1
329
316

18. 1
13
10
6

2.9

1.9 2,665

23.5 2, 120

639 128

2 126 4.6

.1

18.9 2, 408 2, 496

2 21

19 1, 137

.8 .8

50.0 987 150 08 21 77 7.9 2.1

33.9

TABLE 55.—Permanent residents of contiguous foreign territory applying for

temporary sojourn in the United States refused admission, fiscal year ended June 30, 1928, by causes

2

6

5

Idiots.
Imbeciles.
Feeble-minded.
Insane..
Epileptics.
Constitutional psychopathic inferiority.
Surgeon's certificate of mental or physical defect.
Tuberculosis (noncontagious)....
Loathsome or dangerous contagious disease.
Chronic alcoholism...
Likely to become a public charge.
Professional beggars.
Vagrants
Contract laborers.
Assisted aliens..
Accompanying aliens (under sec. 18).
Under 16 years of age, unaccompanied by parent.
Criminals.
Anarchists.
Prostitutes and aliens coming for any immoral purpose.
Aliens who are supported by or receive proceeds of prostitution.-
Aliens who procure or attempt to bring in prostitutes or females for any

immoral purpose.
Had been deported within 1 year
Unable to read (over 16 years of age)
Without proper visa under immigration act of 1924.

2 8 19 16 22 31 145

23 205

3 2, 144

1 1 25 11 119

41 143

1 40 7

104

1 163

2 578

13 15 17 27 41 22 42

1 1, 566

1 1 25 11 40 35 62

1 30 4

79

81

10 3

9

186 375