Such a policy has. of course. resulted in the fact that the future quotas of many countries are mortgaged far into the future. The quota for Yugoslavia. for example. has been mortgaged in this way up to the fiscal year 2001. the quota for Greece to he year 2013. and the quota for Turkey to the year 1964. These are only a few examples and I have chosen these countries not only to show the effect of mortgaged quotas on immigration policy for the future. but also to illustrate another point which is a very important one in our consideration today. We must ask ourselves what effect such restrictions have upon the people of Greece. of Yugoslavia. and of Turkeythose key countries in our stand against Communist aggression. We must realize that we are not concerned alone with domestic policy in this matterbut that our decision in this matter will very profoundly affect world opinion and our own foreign policy.
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