Mr. Speaker. last year Congress passed the internal security bill. It permits the President. acting through the State and Justice Departments. to refuse visas to persons suspected of subversive activities. whether they be private individuals or have diplomatic status. and also to deport those already living here and engaged in spying. Senator McCARRANS committee has revealed that since March 1947. 3.616 individuals with diplomatic status have been admitted to this country from behind the iron curtain. Many of them are known to be saboteurs and spies. Only recently 85 individuals of this type were admitted. I ask this question: Why does the President refuse to enforce this law?