Reserving the right to object. Mr. Speaker. this bill as it passed the House has to do only with the expenses of inspectors and other employees of the Immigration Service on duty in a foreign country. The Senate have enlarged it to make it apply as well to officers of the Naturalization Bureau and the Naturalization Service when ordered to duty in a foreign country. That may be perfectly logical. but it is a matter that ought to have consideration by the House committee and by the House itself. The amendment put on in the Senate is not germane. It is another rider. an attempt to legislate through riders. and I shall be obliged to object. unless the gentleman can assure the House that the House conferees will insist on the House language.
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