Since the State Department has continued to be thoroughly uncooperative. there seems to be no way to obtain the necessary facts. other than through a resolution of inquiry. To be more specific. I believe that the Secretary of State should furnish the House of Representatives with full and complete information on the following: First. all documents in the possession of the Secretary concerning the revocation of the visa issued to Roberto DAubuisson. formerly a major in the army of El Salvador. Second. any document in the possession of the Secretary which reports that Roberto DAubuisson claimed credit. in March 1981. for a shooting attack on the U.S. Embassy in San Salvador. Third. all documents in the possession of the Secretary reporting public statements by Roberto DAubuisson. during his recent election campaign in El Salvador. concerning future United StatesSalvadoran relations. including his statement that the only thing he wanted from the United States was napalm to wipe out the "left." Fourth. all documents in the possession of the Secretary that identify or explain the procedure which is followed in considering a visa application from an individual who has previously been excluded from entering the United States or has had a visa revoked. including documents containing findings or recommendations concerning the information and issues to be considered when reviewing such an application. I believe that once the House of Representatives has had time to examine this information. we will be more fully prepared to intelligently aid in the formation of U.S. foreign policy. I look to my colleagues for support in this endeavor.9