I should like to take up at this time the further question of ltocessing or screening of displaced persons. which as I see it is the thirC issue before the Senate. Mr. President. in that field we begin with the proposition that no displaced person may be admitted to the United States unless he is qualified under the regular immigration laws for permanent residence. There are 22 categories of grounds for the exclusion of aliens under the immigration laws. At this point I ask that there be inserted in the RECORD an excerpt from the Department of State bulletin of October 1949. appearing at page 8. which shows the 22 categories of persons who are not admissible under general immigration laws. Again I stress. displaced persons are subject to all of these basic immigration requirements.
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