Speaker. I rise in strong support of the conference report. and I wish to commend the gentleman from New Jersey . the distinguished chairman of the committee. for his leadership in bringing this measure to the floor and steering it through the conference. With respect to the authorizations provided for the Immigration and Naturalization Service and the investigation and prosecution of alleged Nazi war criminals residing in the United States. the conference agreement is fully consistent with the recommendations made by the Subcommittee on Immigration. Refugees. and International Law and the full House Judiciary Committee. All of the Members of this body. I am sure. are aware of the inability of the INS to execute its responsibilities adequately under our immigration laws. Apart from the clear need for a careful reassessment of our entire immigration policy. which is currently underway. there are a number of initiatives which can be taken now. This bill calls for these initiatives which are intended to enable INS to address its monumental administrative problems. For example. the Iranian student situation has clearly demonstrated that INS simply does not possess the capability to identify at any given time. let alone control or provide prompt service to. the millions of students and visitors who have entered the United States.
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