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The Deportation Of Undesirable Aliens, Lee Muth May 1937

The Deportation Of Undesirable Aliens, Lee Muth

Bachelors’ Theses

The social problem of undesirable aliens started with the great influx of immigrants which began as far back as 1830. At that time the care of paupers and criminals was one of the greatest problems confronting our immigration officials. This problem however was not so serious as it seems because, as soon as a foreign pauper was seized he was put in the poor house, which served also as a jail, and he stayed there until the state was able to deport him.


The Function Of Social Suggestion In The Field Of Social Control, Viola Frances Schmidt Apr 1935

The Function Of Social Suggestion In The Field Of Social Control, Viola Frances Schmidt

Bachelors’ Theses

Society is always interested in the behavior of its members. The existence of all depends in some measure upon the conduct of each one. Some degree of action in common is recognized as essential to life itself. this common action is impossible except through the surrender of individual wishes or impulses which run counter to the common welfare and often to the individual's welfare.


The Care Of The Illegitimate Child In Milwaukee, Clare A. Sexton May 1931

The Care Of The Illegitimate Child In Milwaukee, Clare A. Sexton

Bachelors’ Theses

The one vital f act that is really the greatest concern of society regarding illegitimacy, is the illegitimate child; a child that is fashioned the same as the rest of us; that bears no mark of nature's ill favor; that develops according to all the biological and psychological laws that control humanity in general, giving no more and no less response to ill treatment; reacting viciously only according to the same causes that operate in general. A society that does not properly care for this individual, born or unborn, callously sins against its own moral and physical welfare.