CO129-395 - Public Offices - 1912 — Page 364

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this Consulate-General and applications have in- creased in number with each trip of the "Minnesota".

As it was discovered that many of these Indians were coming over from Hongkong just before the ex- pected arrival of the "Minnesota" for the sole pur- pose of registering at this Consulate-General and then obtaining a passport, such were informed that they should obtain a passport from the Hongkong

authorities.

The agents for the "Minnesota", who

have experienced considerable trouble with these Indians now demand that they have a cedula and regis-

tration certificate from this Consulate-General showing six months residence. On enquiry, it appears, that the Commissioner for Immigration in Seattle

has ruled last year that all Indians who have estab- lished a residence in the Philippine, have thereby a right to enter the United States on the grounds

that the same inmigration laws apply to the Philip- pines and the United States.

This fact explains

the large number of Indians who come and remain in The undersigned believes

Manila only six months.

and has been told by shipping agents that these

Indians