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Bruno Catalani

Era:1930s
State:New York
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Bruno Catalani was individually named among Ellis Island detainees in a signed letter published by the Daily Worker on June 5, 1933. The signatories described facing deportation and collectively alleged that political activity motivated the removals. The letter establishes actual administrative detention, but not his admission, release or deportation date, or total time held.

Bruno Catalani was individually named among Ellis Island detainees in a signed letter published by the Daily Worker on June 5, 1933. The signatories described facing deportation and collectively alleged that political activity motivated the removals. The letter establishes actual administrative detention, but not his admission, release or deportation date, or total time held.

The newspaper introduces the letter as coming from arrested deportees at Ellis Island. Catalani’s printed signature appears among the named writers. Their political explanation is their collective account, rather than an independently established finding about his individual immigration case.

Daily Worker, June 5, 1933, page 2, Deportees at Ellis Island Greet Daily.

Case

Ellis Island
Institution State: New York