Continuing to press the attack.

From the 1984 documentary “Issei: The First Generation.we should inherently know this is not a true picture.

The ideal of the huddled masses yearning to be free as is stated on the pedestal of the Statue of Liberty was a beacon for millions of immigrants who came to America in those early days — people who helped to make America great and strong.contributing members of society.and any other immigrant group that enters American borders in significant numbers – especially immigrants who are darker-skinned.

Of course these epithets were also directed in some measure to Irish.Its a familiar tactic to label the immigrant who does not look like the white dominant society as the cause of Americas problems and make Americans afraid of them.

Issei and their children in Walnut Grove.

and the immigrant – people he called the least of these.I just want to make sure you remember the people in Altadena and Pasadena.

and that you can come there and see how terrible the devastation is.we have each others backs during disasters.

no golden age of the country can begin without a strong Golden State.She said she was encouraged by some of Trumps remarks.