It has seemed to us who favor the substitute bill that there are citizens in the United States outside of members of the armed forces. or Government employees. who can and will make good foster parents. Fourth. The substitute bill leaves the screening as it now is and does not put the screening exclusively in the Immigration and American Foreign Services. The IRO. as I understand. now determines whether each of the prospective displaced persons can properly be constituted within the province of the IRO as a displaced person. If he passes this test. the further screening is in the hands of the Immigration and Naturalization Service and the Consular Service. I. personally. have confidence in Mr. Ugo Carusi. He has a fine record of publice service. I believe he will take every precaution to stop from coming into our country. under the guise of a displaced person. any one of any nationality who In any way has subversive tendencies. His judgment on the questions before him is then checked by the Immigration Service and by American Foreign Service as to the desirability of such persons for admission into this country. This gives a further screening process. which we all consider so vital today.
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