Mr. Speaker, I yield myself such time as I may consume. This is a problem that has been vexing representatives from our territory of Guam for many years now. I appreciate the gentleman from Guam, who has adequately explained what he is attempting to do and what this bill actually does. I congratulate him on this bill, which is finally going to recognize and compensate a very small group but a significant group of people who literally sacrificed for this country. This is the right thing to do. This House has done this before. This passed out of our committee on a voice vote. It has passed on the floor on a voice vote. It then went to the Senate, where the Senate felt compelled to make changes, as is their wont to do. And in lightning speed, the Senate, in only 8 months, was able to strike the 22 lines and return this bill to us. So, lest we vex them even further and ask them to do something else, I would urge everyone in here to give this another ``yes'' vote and send this on to the President's desk immediately from this floor. Mr. Speaker, I yield back the balance of my time.
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