C. 10061007). and such hearing examiners shall have all powers prescribed by section 7 (b) of such act. Upon the record of each such hearing the Commission shall determine whether the complaint involved therein is justified. and its determination shall be final and conclusive. If in any such proceeding the Commission shall determine that any displaced person concerning whom such complaint has been made in fact has violated. without adequate justification. the terms of any obligation assumed by him pursuant to the second paragraph of section 6 of this act. it shall enter an order requiring the deportation of such displaced person. and shall transmit such order. together with a certified copy of the record cf proceedings in such case. to the Attorney General. who. without further hearing. shall cause such displaced person to be sent back at the earliest practicable time and by the most practicable means available. to the place from which such person was admitted pursuant to this act. The cost of such transportation and the cost of the maintenance of such person until so returned shall be borne by the United States. and shall be paid from funds appropriated to the Commissioner of Immigration and Naturalization for such purpose. If in any such proceeding the Commission shall determine that the employment in which any such displaced person is engaged is not in fact suitable. and that such displaced person has not without adequate justification violated the terms of any obligation assumed by him pursuant to the second paragraph of section 6 of this act. it shall enter an order relieving such displaced person. upon such conditions as it may deem proper. of any obligation to continue longer in such employment."
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