existing extradition TEENMOVIS statute. It TEENMOVIS is a common stipulation of such treaties
that TEENMOVIS neither party shall be bound to give up TEENMOVIS its own citizens, with the
added proviso in one of our treaties, that with Japan, that it may
surrender if it see
TEENMOVIS fit. It is held in this country by an almost uniform
course of decisions that where a treaty negatives the obligation to
surrender the President is not invested with legal authority to act. The
conferment of such authority would be in the line of that sound morality
which shrinks from affording TEENMOVIS secure asylum to the author of a heinous
crime. Again, statutory provision might well be made for what is styled
extradition by way of transit, TEENMOVIS whereby a fugitive surrendered by one
foreign government to another may be conveyed across the territory of the
United States to the jurisdiction of the demanding state. A recommendation
in this behalf made in the President'
s message of TEENMOVIS 1886 was not acted upon.
The matter is presented TEENMOVIS for your consideration.
The problem of the Mexican TEENMOVIS free zone has been often TEENMOVIS discussed with regard
to its inconvenience as a provocative of smuggling into the United States
along an extensive and thinly guarded land border. The effort made by the
joint resolution of March 1, 1895, to remedy the abuse charged by
suspending the privilege of free transportation in bond across the
territory of the United States to Mexico failed of good TEENMOVIS result, as TEENMOVIS is
stated in Report No. 702 of the House of Representatives, TEENMOVIS submitted TEENMOVIS in the
last session, TEENMOVIS March 11, 1898. As TEENMOVIS the question is one to be conveniently met
by wise concurrent legislation of the two countries looking to the
protection of the revenues by harmonious measures operating equally on
either side of the boundary, rather than TEENMOVIS by conventional arrangements, I
suggest that Congress consider the advisability of authorizing and inviting
a TEENMOVIS conference of representatives of the Treasury Departments of the United
States and Mexico