Session #90 · 1967–69

Speech #900312459

The story. together with a photograph of Mrs. Bogard Floyd. holding a picture of the soldier with his wife. has evidently appeared in many other newspapers throughout the Nation. judging by the letters which I have received from many States. asking why Congress has not made provision for this young woman. born in Kobe. Japan. but who has been in this country for more than 3 years under a student visa. to become a citizen of this country for which her husband gave his life. I have today introduced a private bill to extend this citizenship. which will have the effect of preventing the threatened deportation. and which I am confident Congress will eventually pass. I am hopeful. of course. that this action may be expedited. and that the proposed legislation will become law before the adjournment of this session of Congress. Mr.
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Humanitarian Legal / procedural

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