Mr. Chairman. I certainly share the curiosity expressed by Senator ERviN as to why a clearcut case like this has not resulted in deportation of Mr. Marcello. To have aliens come here and engage in crimes of that kind and then cringe successfully behind the fifth amendment in order to slow down the processes of judgment is a very sickening anomaly. I would suggest. because of the implications made by Senator ERviNand I do not object to itthat among the reasons why this deportation proceeding is not moved is the conceivable possibility that the Department of Justice has been lethargic in its activity. He did not make that. I am sure. as a charge. but listed it as one of the possible reasons. which it surely is. I would suggest that the Chair direct a letter to the Attorney General inquiring as to why this deportation has not been implemented. and that the Attorney Generals letter be made a part of the record when he replies. Senator EsviN. I think probably part of the responsibility rests on Congress. because I understand that Congress has thus far failed to enact any law under which an alien ordered deported can have 1 day in court to confine him to one opportunity to be heard. and to continue with writs of habeas corpus. one after another. without limitation. I lay that blame on Congress. Senator MUNDT.
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