Mr. Speaker. reams and reams have been covered with explanations and expositions of the immigration policies of the United States. There have been lengthy defenses of existing law and equally lengthy criticisms. Throughout all these discussions. whether in the Halls of Congress or in the columns of newspapers and periodicals. there runs at least one consistent thread. Throughout all the fabric of these discussions of our present policies on the admission of aliens to our country. there is a consistent pattern. Whether we agree wholeheartedly with the law now on the statute books of our land. or vehemently criticize its exclusionary provisionsall agree that in the lands beyond the seas there are many thousands suffering grave hardships solely because of their belief in fundamental liberties.
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