a 25% charge on all steel and aluminum imports.

We believe they are counter to core American values of the United States and could lead to elimination of basic rights and protections for millions of native-born Americans.Mazie Hirono that would repeal the Enemies Aliens Act.

Credit: Heart Mountain Wyoming FoundationAlan Simpson enters the exhibit commemorating his and Norman Minetas lives in public service during the grand opening of the Mineta-Simpson Institute at Heart Mountain in July 2024.which was signed into law in 1986 by President Ronald Reagan.000 people of Japanese descent.

government apologized in 1988.they might not have become citizens at birth and thus would have been denied the chances to serve the United States as they did in so many honor-able and patriotic ways.

believed and made possible through his leadership in writing the bipartisan immigration law.

— The Heart Mountain Wyoming Foundation issued the following statement on Jan.ensuring that the stories he fought to preserve — and the passions he championed — will endure for future generations.

The student leaders in UCLA applied lessons from the redress movement by contextualizing a local campus issue into a larger community-wide struggle for civil rights against institutional racism.Embrey commented on Ganns dedication to students: Along with Jim To.

His contributions will continue to resonate.the Hall of Fame hockey writer for The Los Angeles Times.