These questions are of national and international importance. The outgrowth of such legislation affects our relations with the rest of the world and our internal security. The member opinion was sought on the controversial Bricker amendment and the McCarranWalters Immigration Act. A majority of the members favored the proposed Bricker amendment. which is designed to protect the constitutional rights of American citizens. 86.6 percent to 11.1 percent. On the McCarranWalters Act. 74.8 percent of the members polled opposed a more liberal admission of immigrants and only 16.2 percent favor any changes in the restrictive nature of the Immigration Act. Statement of Principle Made by Hon. Gardner R.
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