That is undoubtedly correct. Those questions must be gone into. those inquiries must be made. and those examinations must be followed. one after another. All of them are most Important to the proper administration of this proposed law. and they require experienced personnel. men who have previously dealt with immigration matters. Although in this connection they would be dealing with displaced persons in part. yet the processing would be very much the same as that required in connection with regular immigration matters. because the Inquiries have been mentioned by theSenator from Missouri would have to be made with respect to each case. Certainly we would not wish to have inexperienced persons do that work. M : DONNELL. Is it not true that the amendment might reasonably be ex� pected to bring about a great duplication of personnel. because we already have in the Immigration Service men who are acquainted with this general type of work. and they would remain employed by the Immigration Service. yet we would build up under the new Commission a great number of Inexperienced employees. as the Senator has said. or a number of persons from UNRRA whose experience might or might not qualify them for this new work. Is not that the opinion of the chairman of the subcommittee. from his experience with the problems embraced in connection with the study of this bill?
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