It is not a foreign policy matter. Its needs and administration have little or nothing to do with the interests and needs of a Secretary of State. There is ample precedent for the creation of a statutory organization within the executive branch. The Bureau of Security and Consular Affairs. of which the present Passport Office is a constituent part. itself was created by statute in section 104 of the Immigration and Naturalization Act of 1952. In years past I have watched the State Department lobby this important legislation to death. I do not intend to take a passive role this year.
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