I would much prefer. Mr. Chairman. to tell the Chinese the truth. namely. that our immigration policy. fr6m our own economic and social standpoint. cannot safely be treated piecemeal and their situation is just one part of our overall immigration system. Let us tell China that we will consider this problem at the proper time. when the war is over and when we are called upon to consider the revision of our entire immigration system in the light of the facts and conditions as they exist in the postwar era and our own relation to other countries of the world. China is an understanding nation and will appreciate our position if it is stated in simple. plain. and direct language. So much for the first phase of this proposition.
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