Speaker and gentlemen. a vote for this conference report is not a vote against the President of the United States. In bringing the report out in this form we acted in accord with th$ will of the House. The President in his right offered a suggestion. But the House and the Senate control immigration through law. Both House and Senate. if I may be permitted to speak plainly. are through with immigration treaties and are through with agreements. We hope the President may find a way to give prolier notice of the abrogation within the very limited time given him. otherwise the burden is on Congress. Mr.
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