Mr. President. I present the conference report o1 the immigration bill. and I ask for its immediate consideration. I might say that as the bill stands it is the bill as it passed the Senate. with some verbal chalnges. As Senators know. the bill in the form it assumed as it passed the Senate was an arlendilent to the lill as it passed tile House. Tile House has receded from the changes which it made in its bill. which substantially enlarged and liberalized the provisions of the bill as it Passed the Senate. notably the provision which exempted from the 3 per cent the subjects of religious persecution. and other exemptions which are contained in the bill as it passed the House. which enlarged the 3 per cent exemptions.
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