Miyagi KenjinkaiFamilies/Individuals — First place (two winners).

Tokuda said that outreach to the AANHPI communities was a difference in strategy between the Harris/Walz and Trump/Vance campaigns.and that because of this crime was down in other countries such as Venezuela.

said the former presidents message was that immigrants have no place in America.many of us are Swifties too and were very excited.employers of Haitian immigrants describe their work ethic.

Many AANHPI Swifites are excited.The one word to describe our feeling right now is joy.

said that Harris economic message appeals to Michiganders and took issue with Trumps false claim that Haitian immigrants in Ohio were eating dogs and cats.

Trump has called for the deportation of 11 million undocumented immigrants.an annual giving group of donors for the ESGVJCC.

making her the centers longest-standing board member.She helped found the Asian Law Student Association and assisted the law school in recruiting and admitting Asian American students.

June Aochi Berk first became immersed in Japanese culture at age four when she danced in the first Nisei Week Parade in 1936.Diane Watanabe – Nominated by Orange County Nikkei Coordinating CouncilDiane WatanabeDiane Kawata Watanabes early years heavily influenced her journey toward becoming an advocate for community organizations.