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Custodial Detention — Part 3
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Fou RILDASE:
SATVADAY, OCTCBIOR BU, 1943
DETARTI GT C
AFTERNOON PE ¢
Attorney General Francis Diddle announced today that Since | Sa -
Pearl Harbor it has been necessary for the Federal Bureau of sovestibecien”
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to take into custody on nly 14,738 aliens of enemy nationality as persons.
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potentially dangerous to the security of the United States, .
of this number 3,7 n are now “interned, 4,113 have been cared MA
and 1,444 released outright after hearings before local Alien Enemy
Hearing Boards, The remainder were released after preliminary hearings
before United States Attorneys.
tir, Biddle revealed that the 3,771 aliens interned represent
less than one-half of one percent of the more than 933,000 alien enemies
in the United States, He explained that the comprehensive files main-
tained by the FBI make it possible to determine the beliefs and sympathies
of all aliens of enemy nationality, and that it is the policy of the
Department of Justice to take into custody for further investigation and
hearings all whose loyalty to the United States is in doubt. However,
only those regarded as danperous to the internal security of the country
are interned. .
Among those interned are 1,353 Germans, 1 Italians, 1,798
Japanese, 6 Hungarians and 2 Rumanians. .
In all inatances, aliens are taken before Hearing Boards who
make recomendations to the Attorney General: in each case, lie then
determines whether the alien enemy is to be interned, paroled or released,
Long before the outbreak of war, the Attorney General said, the
FRI beran investigating persons suspected of pro-Axis synpatiies, On
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