He raises another point which is a good one in regard to the Congress making foreign policy. Some Members of Congress came before our International Relations Committee and urged us to do nothing. because it was too complicated an issue. I pointed out to those Members that we had set limits on the Cambodian bombing. we had set limits on the Indochina war. we had dealt with the emigration of Jews from the Soviet Union. and we had dealt with the situation on Cyprus. Congress never before had been bashful about stepping forward and putting our seal of approval on actions we thought were important. So I say this situation into the same category.
Keywords matched
emigration