But. Mr. President. anyone who has studied our immigration procedures and who is concerned with a vigorous. and yet fair enforcement of the immigration laws is compelled to conclude that the provisions which I have just recited are intended to assure that we shall not. as a practical matter. exclude or deport any aliens from the United States. Right here. Mr. President. let me say that I strongly favor the establishment of an administrative court of the United States which. within fixed limitations. would review actions by all administrative agencies of this Government. However. I emphasize that that review would be within fixed limitations. so that we would not have confusion confounded. as we would have under the substitute amendment. where a statutory board. whose power and jurisdiction would be virtually unlimited. would be administering and adjudicating at the same. time. often in conflict with the Attorney General. who is the officer charged with the responsibility for the enforcement of the immigration laws. I have pending in the Senate at the present time. Mr.
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