In addition to the provisions which I have discussed. title I of the conference substitute contains a number of provisions. sections 18 through 31. which are based on sections contained in the Senate amendment. Most of these provisions are amendments to existing law. and they are explained in detail in the statement accompanying the conference report. It is not practicable for me to go into them fully because the provisions are long and complicated. but I may say in general that they have the general purpose of strengthening existing law with respect to protection of defense information. lengthening statutes of limitations in the case of certain criminal offenses. strengthening existing law with respect to registration of foreign agents.. imposing appropriate penalties for violation of security regulations. strengthening existing law relating to the exclusion and deportation from the United States of subversive aliens. providing more effective control over. and facilitating the deportation of. deportable aliens. strengthening the existing law relating to registration of aliens. amending the Nationality Act of 1940 to provide for stricter requirements and more effective checks in the case of persons who are or may be subversive. and prohibiting picketing or demonstrations in or near any courthouse. or any other buildings occupied by a judge. juror. witness. or court officer. with the intent of interfering with the administration of justice or bringing to bear improper influence. Title II of the conference substitute. which is given the short title "Emergency Detention Act of 1950." is patterned upon title II of the Senate amendment. no comparable provision being contained in the House bill. Many changes were made in this title by the committee of conference. primarily for the purpose of safeguarding and protecting constitutional rights in every possible way.
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