Second. the conference report -limits aid for bilingual education programs to $35 million-$15 million less than the Senate had voted. As chairman of the Migratory Labor Subcommittee of the Labor and Public Welfare Committee. I am concerned with the wellbeing of millions of migrant workers and their childrenmany of whom do not speak English as native language. Expanded and improved bilingual education programs are vitally needed for many of these families as well as for the growing Spanishspeaking population in many of our large cities. including Chicago. For these reasons I will vote against the report so the measure can be reconsidered in conference.