Mr. President. this brief r~sum6 which I have recited of the background of the bill which is pending before the Senate gives only a hint of the tremendous amount of work and care which have been devoted to the preparation of the bill now pending. This bill is not the product of any one mind. nor does it represent the thinking of any one particular school of thought in the highly controversial field of immigration and naturalization. Rather. this bill represents the composite thinking of many agencies and organizations both in and outside the Government which are concerned with this vital subject. Mr. President. if the bill now before the Senate did nothing more than eliminate the deadwood from our present immigration and nationality laws and integrate into one legislative enactment all of the remaining provisions. it would be worth the time and effort which has gone into its preparation. But. Mr.
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