Chairman. I am going to speak about certain matters that were mentioned on the floor of this House yesterday afternoon. I hope some day in the very near future BLANTON and I will have another opportunity to match wits on the question of immigration. I want to say this. however. with respect to restrictions upon immigration matters. at least. I want honest restrictions. I do not want professional restrictions so as to go out on election day and say that I have kept this alien out or that alien out. I am willing to have restriction. yes. but let us do it in a sensible way. Let us not deprive people of some of their rights to have families together in their homes on American soil. On yesterday before this House the gentleman from New York . who is rather on the Blanton side. made this statement: I thought it was the unusual prerogative of my good friend from New York to defend the United States against communism. but I see the Navy Department is competing with the activities of the Committee on Immigration and Naturalization. In other words. the gentleman from New York says that the Committee on Immigration and Naturalization is in competition with the Navy to rid this country of communism. Well. I am happy to say that he has put me in good company.
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