Chairman. first I wish to commend the gentleman from Kentucky . and the gentleman from California [Mr. LUNGRENI for their tireless efforts in putting forth terribly. terribly necessary legislation for the furtherance of this country and its society. Mr. Chairman. today. I rise in support of this bill only because it is at least one step toward the day when we as a Congress take seriously the problem of illegal immigration. However. I hasten to add that this piece of important legislation has been watered down and softened by the amendment process to the point that it is a bit crippled.
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