The approach being advanced by the other side would provide for several months delay in which this issue would be studied. but after that time the Secretary would have full authority to lift the ban through regulation. Congress would not be consulted on the matter. I would like to ask my colleagues this: If the troubling cost questions regarding AIDS and immigration are serious enough to warrant an act of Congress today to stop the President from moving forward. are they not also serious enough to justify requiring that Congress must act to approve the lifting of the ban several months from now? The other side will argue that the list of health conditions on the immigration list should be a matter to be dealt with through regulation. not legislation. I appreciate this point. and I do agree that under normal circumstances matters such as disease exclusion lists for immigration are ones that should be dealt with by the Secretary through regulation. However. Mr.
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