As a Vietnam-era veteran, I certainly appreciate the wisdom of what he has just said regarding appropriate foreign and security policy. I would also like to compliment the distinguished gentleman from California (Mr. Bilbray) for his insightful statement, very much focused on the many contributions that Vietnamese, who happen now to be American citizens, are making to this country and to all of those who are striving for citizenship. I have on two occasions seen the rapport and the attention that the gentleman from California (Mr. Royce) gives to Asians who are living in his district, immigrants, refugees, and to those many who have become citizens actively participating in the economy and the politics of California.
Doug Bereuter: “As a Vietnam-era veteran, I certainly appreciate the wisdom of what he has just said regarding appropriate foreign and…”
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Acknowledging contributions of Vietnamese Americans and the importance of foreign and security policy.
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