Then. I am sure nobody will be Influenced by this letter. but I use that only because it contains in seven instances the entire opposition to the bill which. In the judgment of the committee in the Senate and in the House will at long last get rid of this crazyquilt of immigration laws. Since the Rees Act was passed in 1940 there have been 32 amendments to it. In closing I want to pay my respect to the staffs of the committees in the Senate and in the House. and to the immigration lawyers of this country and to the experts from the State Department and the Department of Justice who have been working since 1949 with the hope that we can consider and enact into law sensible and adequate legislation designed to protect. first. the interests of the United States.
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