Mr. Speaker. I want to compliment the distinguished gentleman from Connecticut for addressing himself to the question of our immigration policy and to commend him on the excellent dissertation he has just given on the complex subject of immigration and nationality. I applaud him for his concern and for his efforts to reform this appallingly sad piece of legislation that is now on the books. I compliment the distinguished gentleman from Kansas on the excellent talk he gave us a few minutes ago and the knowledge he brings to the subject of civil rights and his concern with the subject and the people who would be affected by proper legislation in this field.
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