Getting back to my argument. Mr. Chairman. I will say that. in my judgment. this bill is in the interest of every resident American. no matter what country he came from. whether of European. Asiatic. or African origin. It is for resident Americans at this time that I speak. I admit no call to legislate for the people of any other country. not even those who expect to come to the United States at some future time. I want to avoid the crowded conditions that obtain in many sections of Europe. because wherever you find people densely packed together you find difficult problems arising out of that density which we have not yet been compelled to try to solve here in the United States.