Speaker. on behalf of the conferees who unanimously agreed on this conference report. I wholeheartedly urge this body to adopt the report. In the spirit of splendid cooperation with the group representing the other body. after a free exchange of opinions and arguments. we have achieved our common purpose. namely. the preparation of a refined and perfected version of a fair and equitable code of all our immigration and nationality laws. Several amendments accepted on the floor of the Senate brought the original Senate measure closer to the version of the bill that passed the House on April 25. 1952. and therefore. your conferees accepted practically all of those amendments. On the other hand. the managers on the part of the Senate accepted most of the provisions inserted by the Committee on the Judiciary of the House and by the House itself.
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