Being alarmed and outraged over these events and although actions we can take to resolve the deplorable situation in Iran are severely limited by very practical realities. I have introduced a bill which would prevent Iranian students. as well as students from all other nations. from abusing this Nations hospitality and becoming unwelcome disruptive agitators. Specifically. my bill would amend the Immigration and Nationality Act to provide the following: First. directs the Attorney General to deport aliens on nonimmigrant visas who knowingly participate in a political demonstration. with a provision for the Attorney General to suspend such deportation if he determines that it is not in the best interest of the United States. second. speeds up the deportation process. removes judicial review in cases begun under the authority granted in this bill and establishes that any alien deported under the authority granted in this bill would be ineligible to receive a reentry visa. and third. overturns regulations issued by the Immigration and Naturalization Service effective January 1. 1979. and requires nonimmigrant alien students to apply for an extension of temporary stay after expiration of their 1year period of admittance. Visitors in our country. instigated by irrational fanatics abroad. are currently causing disruptions that endanger peace. I believe this bill provides a degree of protection to our Government and our citizens from this kind of occurrence.*
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Generalizes that Iranian students are disruptive agitators who abuse the nation's hospitality.