Mr. President. like the distinguished chairman of the Judiciary Committee. I was also inAYNE MORSE. formed by the Immigration Service that the amendment offered by my colleague mber 5. 1959. was not necessary to the purposes of 19. the bill. However. like the chairman of the committee. I have no objection whatsoever to the amendment. you for your The PRESIDING OFFICER. The )rt No. 842 of question is on agreeing to the amendon S. 2319. ment offered by the Senator from Oreis the follow- gon [Mr. MORSEL. reon without The amendment was agreed to. nd the memo The bill was ordered to be engrossed ates. the effect for a third reading. read the third time. without the and passed. as follows: uld forfeit the Be it enacted by the Senate and House young man. of Representatives of the United States of as to submit America in Congress assembled. That. notf the Senate so withstanding the provision of sections 212 t lose his first (a) (6) and 212(a) (15) of the Immigration irst preference and Nationality Act. Sergiusz Rudczenko may be issued a visa and be admitted to the United States for permanent residence if he SAM SUWOL. is found to be otherwise admissible under the provisions of that Act under such condiJSTICE. tions and controls which the Attorney GenTION AND eral. after consultation with the Surgeon N SERVICE. General of the United States Public Health tuber 8. 1959. Service.
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