We have mortgaged the quotas of some countries for so many years. These are some of the reasons assigned for the veto. The President. indeed. was well within his rights in vetoing this bill. The praiseworthy provisions of the bill regarding the naturalization of our Japanese residents and the entry of oriental spouses and children. could be readily and speedily enacted in a separate measure on which. I am certain. we could all quickly agree. The President himself recommends such action. The veto does not foreclose these essential remedies. Furthermore. the President properly recommends the setting up of a commission to make a profound study of our immigration and naturalization laws.
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