Mr. President. the right of Members of the Senate and House of Representatives to introduce privat0 bills. affecting the immigration or naturalization of various individuals is an important right. On a great many occasions. we have seen that injustices have been corrected. that important service to the Nation has been rendered. by the passage of private .bills. for example. bills to keep in our country various worthwhile individuals who might otherwise be deported. par- Kansas City. Mo.. These proceedings are now bloodshed. and terror in connection with the ticularly behind the Iron Curtain. pending in our Federal court. The proposed traffic in illicit narcotic drugs. that one of We all realize. however. that occa- bill declares this alien to have been law- the most vivid examples of this organized fully admitted to the United States for per- interstate criminal enterprise is shown in the sionally included among those who seek manent residence as of the date of the enact- events and circumstances of the case known the benefit of private bills. are highly ment of this act. upon payment of the in the files of the Federal Narcotic Bureau unworthy individuals. and each of us required visa fee." Passage of the legislation as "SE202. Carl Carramusa. et al." This knows that we must be on our guard would* mean that Impastato could remain investigation progressed at Kansas City duragainst such unworthy individuals.. permanently in the United States. ing 1941 and 1942 while undercover agents I was interested to read.. therefore. The following illuminating facts in this of the Federal Narcotic Bureau made purthe May 31. 1955. issue of a bulletin pub- case are of interest. chases of narcotic drugs. and on February 17. lished by the Kansas.
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