Mr. President. I want to say a very few words at this time in expression of disappointment that the Senator in charge of the Immigration bill. House bill 10384. has not found an op.portunlty or taken opportunity to present It to this body for an expression of the Senates opinion upon It. That. Mr. President. is a bill of far more importance than the amendment to JuiiY 29. the District bill which th Senate has been engaged in considering now for two lays. The immigration bill is a measure upon which the Congress is Cully advised. upon which from time to time it has expressed its opinion. both Houses having acted upon it favorably. and on one occasion at least the Senate having passed it notwithgtanding the veto of the President. Mr. President. for some time we have been discussing here various kinds of national defense.
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