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5Mr  CoNGRESS    HOUSE   OF  REPRESENTATIVES I         Rirr
  Ist Session                                        No. 1199




FACILITATING THE ENTRY INTO THE UNITED STATES OF
  CERTAIN ADOPTED CHILDREN, AND OTHER RELA-
  TIVES  OF  UNITED STATES CITIZENS


  Avousr 19, 1057.-Committed to the Committee of the Whole House on the State
                of the Union and ordered to be printed


Mr. Cavm,   from the Committee  on the Judiciary, submitted the
                           following

                        REPORT
                    [To accompany H. R. 8123)

  The Committee  on the Judiciary, to whom was referred the bill
(H. R. 8123) to facilitate the entry mto the Uniu-d States of certain
adopted children, and other relatives of United States citiLens, and
for other purpoaes, having considered the sa, , report favorably
thereon with amondments r.nd recommend that the bill do pass.
  The smendments  are as follows:
  1. On page 4, after line 16, insert a now paragraph (f) to read as
follows:
      (f) In the administration of section 301 (b) of the Immigra-
    tion and Nationality Act, absence from the United States
    of less than twelve months in the aggregate, during the
    period for which continuous physical presence in the United
    States is required, shall not be considered to break the con-
    tinuity of such physical presence.
  2.-On pago 4, line 17, strike out ' (f) and substitute (g).
  3. On page 5, line 3, strike out (g) and substitute (h).
  4. On page 5, line 23, strike out May 1, 10.57, and substituto
July 1, 1957,.
  5. On page 6, line 4, strike out May 1, 1957 and substitute
July 1, 1057.
  6. On page 6, line 22, strike out May 1, 1957 and substitute
July 1, 1957.
  7.'On page z, line 16, after the words alien who insert (A).
  8. On page 8, line 18, after the words permanent residence strike
out the word as and substitute the word who.