Mr. Speaker. when properly understood. I apprebend that there will be no difficulty about the adoption of this rule by the Members of the House who desire legislation on the subject of immigration at this session of Congress. The status of this bill at the present time is this : The Senate passed an immigration bill. it came to the House of Representatives in duecourse of time. and was referred to the Committee on Immigration and Naturalization of this House. In due process of time that committee in this body reported a substitute containing fortyone sections for the entire immigration bill passed by the Senate some weeks before. We shall see. Mr.
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