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Chairman. that the judiciary department of the Government is going to do its duty as it is that the executive department of the Government is going to do its duty. and hitherto we have never permitted the courts to crawl around and make examinations of the methods pursued in executive departments. except when somebody connected with the executive department was accused of a crime. when the examining was done in the court room. nor have we permitted the executive department to make themselves the supervisors. inspectors. and judges of the methods of procedure of the judiciary department Mr. Chairman. I think there ought to be a bill amending the present naturalization laws. The law itself ought to be amended. but if you can not amend a naturalization law effectively and properly without breaking down the judicial branch of the Government by the intrusion under the forms of law of the executive to examine and supervise .them. examine their methods. and report upon them. then I would rather have no naturalization law at all.