Mr. Speaker. tomorrow. September 17. has been designated as Citizenship Day. and it will be observed by native and naturalized citizens all through our country. A special bulletin has been issued by the Immigration and Naturalization Service of the Department of Justice for the celebration of Citizenship Day and Constitution Week. This department provided 5.000 copies of the bulletin for use by chapters of the Federal Bar Association and for other A7345 organizations cooperating with the Association in promoting Citizenship Day. I am sure that many cities of our country made plans to observe Citizenship Day. commemorating the signing of the Constitution on September 17. 1787. and honoring our newly naturalized citizens and our nativeborn youths who have recently reached their majority. I congratulate the Federal Bar Association and its officers for playing a leading role in the observance of a day which is so important in the lives of American citizens. Education for Migrant Children
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