This would suggest that the generals effortscovering so brief a period of timewere either less than strenuous or the qualifications he sought were of a military cast. similar in character to his own background training. experience. and thinking. Otherwise. I find it quite incredible to believe that there was no choice but to turn these traditionally civilianheld positions over to the military. The Immigration and Naturalization Service is a longestablished governmental agency. It has. on the whole. done an effective and commendable job of administering our immigration and naturalization laws. I am confident that there are many qualified. capable civilians within the Service. and if not in the Service itself--certainly. already in the career civil servicewho could creditably fill these positions. I am not ready to concede such barrenness of civilian capabilities nor.
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