In preferring to concentrate on IRO cases. rather than to inaugurate a new plan at this late date. we need not forego any of the security provisions which it is deemed advisable to adopt to exclude undesirables from this country. We can follow the definition of displaced persons as hitherto accepted by the large group of nations associated In this international undertaking. and still affix any conditions to their entry to this country which the Congress may deem proper. In other words. we need not weaken any of our restrictions under the regular Immigration laws. but. on the contrary. may and should establish additional safeguards to protect the interests of our country. As a matter of fact. I express the hope that the Senate will adopt and write into the law ironclad provisions that United States officials must have the final decision as to who is admitted to our country and that every possible screening requirement be followed to exclude those who are unworthy of entry.
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