The conference substitute embodies these assurances without prohibiting the purchase of equipment as provided in the Senate version. Such prohibitions could have crippled law enforcement activities. They have unfortunately done so in the past. I am pleased that that mistake was not repeated. Third. The House amendment contained provisions which establish an Inspector General for the Immigration and Naturalization Service. The Senate had no language whatsoever on the subject and a lengthy debate ensued over the gravity of the precedent of the House provisions. Both Houses agreed that review of the activities of INS is necessary. we disagreed simply over whether an Inspector General would be the appropriate mechanism by which to accomplish that review.
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