FOREWORD Supplement IV to the 1953 edition of the Immigration and Nationality Laws covers all law enacted, Executive orders and Presidential proclamations issued, and treaties entered into affecting immigration and nationality from January 1, 1960, through December 31, 1962. There were five proclamations establishing immigration quotas. Treaties were entered into with France, Muscat and Oman, Pakistan, and Viet-Nam, see SIV-3. As in the 1953 volume, the material is presented in three parts: Part I contains the law; Part II, the proclamations and Executive orders; and Part III, law of general application. In Part I the acts, or parts thereof, appearing in the 1953 volume, Supplement I, Supplement II, or Supplement III that are amended, repealed, or superseded are set forth first, chronologically, showing the action taken with citations to the pages of the 1953 volume, Supplement I, Supplement II, or Supplement III where the law may be found. In the text of such law, changes in wording appear in italics, with the law as it was before modification shown in footnotes. Repeal in whole or in part of prior law is indicated. All legislation affecting immigration and nationality enacted during the period covered by this supplement follows in chronological order. Footnotes for any material reprinted from the 1953 volume, Supplement I, Supplement II, or Supplement III are given the same numerical designation they carried there. Where additional footnotes are needed to show previous wording or new data, they are designated by "SIV" followed by a letter (SIVa, SIVb, SIVc, etc.). References to pages of this supplement, except in the index, are preceded by SIV (SIV-13). References to pages in Supplement I, Supplement II, or Supplement III are preceded by SI (SI-13), SII (SII-13), or SIII (SIII-13). All other references are to pages in the 1953 edition. |