This tendency is pronounced in situations where a particular law may lack clarity and preciseness or where Congress may have felt it unnecessary to express its particular intent thereon. But when that practice is applied to a statute which lacks neither clarity nor preciseness and on which a long experience has firmed up the clear congressional intent thereonit is time for Congress to step in and call a halt. That is what the Subcommittee on Immigration and Nationality has done through the hearings to which I have referred and which are now available to Members in the report released today. I Commend the reading of this report to all who are interested in our immigration laws and an immigration policy which accords with the highest ideals of our country.
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