Mr. President. when I say I know whereof I speak. because I was the principal author in the Senate of the Administrative Procedure Act to which I devoted intensive study and which I have closely observed in operation. At present. the Attorney General has created a Board of Immigration Appeals by administrative regulations which operates within fixed limitations to consider appeals from administrative decisions in those cases where a right of appeal to the Attorney General is provided under the law. The committee bill. S. 2550. does not disturb the present authority of the Attorney General to continue the existence of the Board of Immigration Appeals. nor does it require the continuance of a Board of Immigration Appeals. I say. Mr. President. that the question of the review of decisions of the Immigration and Naturalization Service had better not be the subject of impulsive tampering at this time. Now. Mr.
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