Madam Speaker. I take this time as the first opportunity since the Supreme Court decision in the case of Immigration and Naturalization versus Chada dealing with the legislative veto to address some very important matters that have been thrust upon us as a result of that decision. I am sorely tempted to describe and discuss and comment on the merits or demerits of the decision itself. I will simply say that I commend to my colleague a careful reading of the dissenting opinion of Justice White. whose opinion I believe. like many of the great dissents of Justice Holmes and Brandeis. will one day become the law.
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