Chairman. I rise in opposition to the pro fornma amendment. I am sorry I did not get into the r House in time to hear all of the remarks of the distinguished and seriousminded gentleman from Washington [Mr. JollN- t soN.]. who is carrying all the immigration problems of the country on his own shoulders. Ile did send word over to me that lie was going to make such a talk as he probably has made. I do not want him to think that I am using him as a vehicle for the promotion of a resolution of any kind.
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