Mr. President. first. I commend the junior Senator from New York for his speech. I join him in commending the committee for their report on this bill. Some of us have worked many years for this particular hour in trying to bring about the passage of a bill that would bring to an end what is considered to be gross discrimination and injustice in regard to the national origins aspect of our immigration policy. I commend both the Senator from New York and the Senator from Massachusetts. The Senator from Mississippi is present in the Chamber. I wish to state that shortly he and I propose to give a brief legislative history of the Defense appropriations bill.
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