I do not want to see flaws. Among those already denied refus repeat that chapter. But neither do ugee status. there are some 100 reliI want to see us in a softheaded way gious leaders. thousands of former posimply appear to be doing a favor for litical prisoners and officers of South refugees. when in fact what you will be Vietnam. and many human rights acdoing is causing more turmoil in those tivists and dissident intellectuals. Classified as nonrefugees. they now face deportation to Vietnam. Many of them have taken their own lives to protest the injustices in screening to avoid deportation. Thousands of Hmongs already recognized as refugees are also facing deportation to Laos. In my judgment. no U.S. contribution to the UNHCR should be used to finance such refoulement of refugees. Any use of United States money for the repatriation of Vietnamese boat people or Hmong asylum seekers must be conditioned on a fair review of their refugee claims. I would like to review with the House who some of these individuals are. because you need to look sometimes beyond the numbers and the rhetoric to look at who are the individuals we are talking about that would be protected under the Smith amendment. One of the people comprehensive plan of action would force back to Vietnam is a lady. a Sister K. a Catholic nun.
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