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1. The crisis in our immigration policy

2. The present aspect of the immigration problem

3. Various facts and opinions concerning the necessity of restricting immigration

4. Latest figures about immigration (compiled from Reports of Commissioner-General of Immigration) ; comparison of the fiscal years ending June 30, 1894 and 1895

5. Do our states desire further immigration? ; what classes of immigrants do they want?

6. The present Italian influx, its striking illiteracy ; comparison of educational test and consular certificate plans

7. Immigration figures for, 1896-1920:[Lacks 1906,1913]

8. Immigration, its effects upon the United States ; reasons for further restriction

9. Forcible demand of the press for the further restriction of immigration by the illiteracy test

10. Digest of immigration statistics ; effects of immigration upon the United States, and reasons for further restriction : proposed legislation

11. Effect of the educational test bill upon Germans

12. Whence our immigrants come, and where they go ; census figures of 1890 and 1900

13. Study these figures and draw your own conclusions ; recent changes in the nationality of immigrants

14. Twenty reasons why immigration should be further restricted now

15. Latest information about immigration (corrected to Feb. 13th, 1895) ; comparison of the years 1893 and 1894

16. The educational test as a means of further restricting immigration

17. Latest statistics about immigration ; (July 1st, 1894, to April 1st, 1895)

18. What does the American press say about the further restriction of immigration?

19. Distribution of illiterate immigrants

20. Is the educational test demanded by the country? ; see the list of newspapers in favor of it

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