I do not care if he was just sitting there as an observer. or whatever his role was. but he was not there to stimulate support for George Bush. I can tell you that. His presence in the override campaign illustrates a strong partisan element that has invaded the nonpartisan issue of immigration. I can say that with great honesty. Senator KENNEDY and I have stood sidebyside in our work on immigration. We do not always agree. We grapple when we deal with refugees. immigration. It is the most unromantic thing I have ever been in. and the toughest thing. filled with emotion. fear. guilt and racism. and yet we continue. because that is the Job assigned to us in this place. We do not hit very many areas of partisanship in immigration. This is an immigration issue. This is about people who come to our country. and we give them the right to come to our country. and they go to our consulates and they come. Remember. we are talking about the J1 and Fi visa. a student visa. Remember why people are looking at this. and remember that from the Peoples Republic of China. I would say there are not 1 percent of the people who come here on regular visas that ever go back. Those who come here on a regular F1 visa from the Peoples Republic do not return. Many of these other students simply do not want to return. and they want to lock it in. They are using some remarkable arguments that strike our compassion. our care. our love for freedom and democracy. but let us remember that almost 100 percent of Peoples Republic people who come here on any other kind of visa do not return. They get jobs. they try desperately to change status. they marry. and they do not want to go back. After hearing this debate. who would?
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Generalization that almost 100% of people from the People's Republic of China who come on any kind of visa do not return.