In the first place. I want to make this clarifying statement. Under this resolution. you would get the idea that the Immigration and Naturalization Committee is 100 percent for this resolution. I say this -inferentially because in the second paragraph it is statedWhereas the House Committee on Immigration and Naturalization on June 18. 1934. unanimously adopted a resolution urging the continued stay of deportation in such cases. And so forth. That was 1934. and they say nothing about this year and the present Committee on Immigration and Naturalization. of which I am a member. A resolution just exactly like this came up before our .committee and there were 5 votes for it. 4 against it. and 1 member voting "present." The same day this resolution was filed it came before our committee. and by a vote of 7 to 4 it was reported out. So this is not a unanimous. committee proposition.
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