Is there objection to the unanimousconsent request for the immediate consideration of the iesolution? . There being no objection. the Senate proceeded to consider the resolution (S. fes. 40) relating to an investigation of .the immlgratlon laws and the admirstration thereof. which had been submitted by Mr. MCCARRAN on January 27. 1949. referred to the Committee on the Judiciary. reported by that committee without amendment. thereupon referred to the Committee on Rules and Administration. and reported from that committee by Mr. HAYDEN on February 25. 1949. with an amendment on page 1. line 6. after the word "continued". to strike out "during the sessions. recesses. and adjourned periods of the Eightyfirst Congress" and to insert "until March 1. 1950". so as to make the resolution read: Resolved. That the authority of the Committee on the Judiciary. or any duly authorized subcommittee thereof. under Senate Resolution 137. of the Eightieth Congress. agreed to July 26. 1947 (providing for a full and complete investigation of our entire immigration system). is hereby continued until March 1. 1950. and the limit of expenditures under such resolution is hereby increased by $135.000.
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