This is also a testament to the hard work and dedication of our special agents.

and post-war life is deeply personal to my own experience as a descendant of Japanese immigrants.I would like to thank JANM for illuminating the powerful narratives of Japanese Americans whose stories educate and empower this and future generations.

incarceration during World War II.The stories depicted in these pieces are the stories of many Japanese Americans.My grandfather was a very successful businessman who lost everything and was incarcerated at the Heart Mountain concentration camp.

A child doing schoolwork in Hisako Hibis painting Study.The Japanese American National Museum is proud to present amazing and unique art pieces from Japanese American artists.

Both taught me to celebrate and honor my Japanese heritage and take pride in our story of struggle.

Mark Takano (D-Riverside) also gave his support.one count of attempted murder.

does nothing to further peace in the Middle East and inflames extremist hatred here in the United States.We feel the pain of our friends from the Arab American.

We grieve for the thousands of innocent civilian lives lost in the Middle East.the FBI and other law enforcement agencies have observed an increase in threats of violence towards the Muslim and Arab American community and American Jewish communities.