It is through simply being overwhelmed with the paperwork and not having at their disposal the kinds of machinery and equipment that would enable them to provide prompt answers. As the gentleman has already cited. and I appreciate his mentioning it. of course. the bill before this House today. which I hope is approved overwhelmingly. would restore 973 positions of the 1.355 which the administration proposed to cut and in that case some 200 adjudicators who do a great deal of the kind of work the gentleman cites. I would certainly believe that the subcommittee which I am privileged to chair would be in the position to assist the gentleman from Florida in securing information from the Immigration Service as to its general disposition of how it intends to array these additional resources. Now. obviously. the bill that is before the House today is in a form that we would agree to. It has to go through the other body.
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