Session #87 · 1961–63

Speech #870035830

Temporary laws providing for the entry of adopted children are. proposed to be incorporated into the permanent code. 3. Waivers of inadmissibility. including inadmissibility due to affliction with tuberculosis. are to be made part of our permanent law and will be available to relatives of U.S. citizens and permanent residents of this country. 4. Veterans of the Korean hostilities will. under the bill. be accorded the same naturalization privileges as those enjoyed by naturalized veterans of World War I and World War II. 5. An improved procedure governing the admission of highly skilled immigrants will give the Secretaries of Defense. Agriculture. Commerce. and Health. Education. and Welfare. together with the Attorney General. the possibility to provide for the selection of the most desirable immigrants with a view toward serving the national interests in the field of defense. science. technology. public health. and cultural progress. 6. The increasing instances of abuse of our immigration laws have prompted me to propose to the Congress. in the same bill. several provisions designed to facilitate the expulsion of the racketeering elements. subversives and aliens who resort to fraud in obtaining entry and permanent residence in this country. Improved procedures and precise rules of evidence in judicial action bearing on immigration. deportation and naturalization are proposed in my bill to serve to correct laxities harmful to the national interest. I am convinced that the country needs this legislation and I shall spare no effort to obtain its prompt enactment. Pharmacist Writes From the Good Ship "Hope"
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Speech ID
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