Government. medical reasons. or to be witnesses at a proceeding. This is a function of parole that would not be covered in the pending substitute. Second. the substitute offered by the gentleman from Florida would not cover those aliens who have received assurances from the Immigration Service that they will not be deported from the United States. This is a very common practice. When an alien has filed a petitionsimply because it takes months for the petition to be acted onthe Immigration Service will give assurances to the petitioner that they will not be deported. This would include all the beneficiaries of private bills introduced by Members of Congress. it would include fiances of American citizens. every beneficiary of any kind of petition that is pending in the thousands and tens of thousands by aliens who otherwise would be subject to deportation. When the Service knows that eventually these petitions will be approved. they have a common practice of simply giving an assurance that deportation will not occur. This is a good system of dealing. with some humanity. to very real and personal problems. My language provides.
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