President's Message Calls for Strong Anti-Anarchy Policy
President Roosevelt argues for swift deportation of anarchists and new laws to punish and deter anarchist violence. He urges Congress to empower federal courts over killers of the president and to treat anarchist crimes as offenses against humanity and the law of nations. He advocates public scrutiny of corporations, labor protections, immigration reform, and a strong Navy to safeguard the nation.
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