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South Africa Does Not Intend to Ban Jewish Immigration, Minister Says

April 14, 1944
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The government of the Union of South Africa has no intention of introducing legislation banning Jewish immigration, Minister of the Interior Charles F. Clarkson stated today in reply to demand by several anti-Semitic members of Parliament that such measures be adopted. The Minister stressed, however, that the government is determined to see that demobilized soldiers are employed before considering large-scale immigration.

Prime Minister Smuts yesterday received a delegation of the Pro-Palestine Committee at his office here and discussed with them the latest Palestine developments in light of the White Paper ban on Jewish immigration.

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