Fifth. CBO estimates that the bill indirectly authorizes $35 million in fiscal year 1983. These costs would fall on the Immigration and Naturalization Service and the Department of Labor as part of the startup cost of the bill. The chairman of the subcommittee has assured me that this estimate is highly unlikely and there is little possibility of a draw on the budget this fiscal year. Finally. the bill is expected to generate $190 million in revenues in fiscal year 1984 from the collection of fees from aliens using U.S. border and immigration facilities. Total revenues are expected to be $380 million between fiscal year 1984 and fiscal year 1988. Mr.
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