The problem in the past has been that the INS has not devoted such resources to this activity to create a body of reliable information. The amendments aim is to provide the funding so the INS can implement a system to keep track of foreign students studying here. and it seems reasonable such funding should come from the students themselves and not from the taxpayers. A student who is willing to pay $10.000 or $20.000 in this country. or $380.000 to $100.000 through the entire curriculum. is not likely to be seriously concerned about paying the additional fee of $60 or $100 for the issuance of the student visa in accordance with this amendment. I ask unanimous consent that the amendment be laid aside.