I concur in the views expressed by the Senator from New York. I intend to make a statement on the bill in due time. I am sure both he and I recognize that it is a totally inadequate measure and violates. in my mind. many of the provisions that ought to be in a sound immigration bill. The Senator has expressed not only what I believe is a sense of righteous indignation about these procedures. but also he has served warning that this type of legislation shall be given the kind of consideration on the floor of the Senate that a bill ought to have. namely. that when a Senator disagrees with a part of it. or if he feels that there ought to be changes. he may offer amendments. The trouble in this situation is that we are almost literally served with notice that we must take this bill or have nothing.
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