Mr. Speaker. much has been said today about the bill introduced by my colleague from New York and about the report thereon as well as the minority views. I will admit for those who are inclined against restriction of immigration this bill is one of particular merit. If I could go along and vote for bills which would have to do with letting down the bars of immigration. the Dickstein bill is one I would support. Under the quota and national origins laws which were passed and finally put into effect the countries of the world are. of course. permitted to enter their citizens for American citizenAPRIL It ship. It happens there are twelve or fifteen thousand parents of persons who have already entered and obtained citizenship. parents who can not come into America under the existing quotas because the quotas from those countries have apparently already been exhausted.
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