 The Senate unanimously voted to remove this amendment, but the House refused to pass the urgent appropriations measure without it, and ultimately the Senate relented.President Roosevelt signed the bill while objecting to the provision directed at the three officials, stating that "the Senate yielded, as I have been forced to yield, to avoid delaying our conduct of the war.But I cannot so yield without placing on record my view that this provision is not only unwise and discriminatory, but unconstitutional."