They always send their doctors. dentists. and people to check payrolls. and representatives to see whether reasonably good food is being served. We were perfectly willing to be checked by them and to live up to their requirements. which are generally rather high. We wanted to be very sure that Public Law 78 should not invade any other field. should not be regarded as conflicting with it. and should have nothing to do with the provisions for the admission of aliens as supplemental agricultural labor under the general immigration law. That issue was gone over time and time again. It was so stated in the report of our committee. If the Senator is sufficiently interested to go back and read the report of our committee. he will find that that is the case. He will find that. during the course of the debate. the Senator from Florida. who is now speaking. rose and brought the question to the attention of the Senate. to bring it into the debate and to make it part of the record of the debate. as to whether the passage of that law would in any way impose upon or have any relation to the provisions of the general immigration law now known as Public Law 414. under which we have been bringing in aliens and under which the people of Maine. New Hampshire. New England. and New York have been bringing people in from Canada.
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