I take for granted. of course. that the board. ill the interest of more intelligent administration. would make the most accurate and thorough use of all the elements of the Foreign Service. I had rather trust the Foyeign Service on this subject. to be administered here. than to trust loosely the individual. unchecked judgment of consuls and consular agents around the world. left free to use as absolute authority. My position is that that service shall be tightened up. There shall be a constant studyand. of course. firsthand studyof the foreign sources of our immigration through these agencies. The two of them working together in the spirit of the law to provide selectivity will obtain a better result than that which we now have.
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