Let us reflect for a moment on the manner in which this provision would be enforced. I should like to have the doctors. the blood specialists. on the Judiciary Committee tell me how that provision is going to be enforced. How do we know whether the applicant for immigration has onehalf or threeeighths or oneeighth blood of an ancestor from a country within the Asia Pacific triangle? It will presumably be necessary for our consuls physically to examine every single applicant. I suggest that the staff of the Judiciary Committee concentrate their attention on this classical medical problem. Let us assume that the persons examined do not have any birth certificates or family records. That is entirely probaL 1.c. v do the technicians of the JuLiciary Commi6 ze. how do the consuls of the State Department. or the Immigration Office of the Justice Department. determine whether a man has oneeighth. twoeighths. threeeighths. or foureighths of socalled oriental blood? When they work that out they will have made a discovery which will be one of the greatest contributions of the United States Senate to the cause of medical science. It will presumably be necessary for our consuls physically to examine every single applicant.
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