I brought up the matter on one or two occasions in the Senate Judiciary Committee. and I had some doubts that any action would be taken on any matter relating to immigration. But. as I have indicated. in view of the difficulties of the bills which have been reported by the House committee and by the Senate committee. the desire to have some legislation in this field enacted. in order to meet certain emergency situations. is finally reflected in the substitute which now is before the Senate. The substitute contains 13 sections. Let me see whether I can. within brief compass. explain each one of the sections.
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