Mr. Speaker. the publication the Steuben News contains in its March 1960 issue a most interesting dissertation on the problem of immigration by one of our most prominent experts in that field. Mr. Albert E. Reitzel. who was for many years. until 1955. Assistant General Counsel of the U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service. In 1959 Mr. Reitzel served as the very able chairman of the committee of nationality and immigration of the American Bar Associations section of international and comparative law. Mr. Reitzels article is as follows: Three main bills were introduced in Congress in 1959 and are still pending there. proposing farreaching changes in our immigration law. Each bill. if enacted into law. would open wide the door for many more tens of thousands of new alien immigrants every year to come to the United States for permanent residence. and would make many other extensive relaxations in the present immigration law. The bills would increase the problem of national security and lessen employment for our own workers.
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