270 Japanese and Japanese Americans were involved in the grassroots effort to build their own church.

The same laws are being used now that were used in 1942.The Never Again rally was part of a day of action to push back against ongoing immigration enforcement policies by the Trump Administration.

National Park PerspectiveDennis Arguelles of the National Parks Conservation Association said of the parks.What happened to Japanese Americans in 1942 was a miscarriage of justice then.they’re prisons …The struggles of the Japanese Americans in 1942 are clearly connected to the struggles for justice today.

the Mexican Republic and the current administration.I was part of a legacy of resilience and resistance to injustice.

including right on this spot a little more than a week ago.

places where public history is told.And its our obligation to stand up when injustices target immigrant communities.

around 75 armed Customs and Border Patrol agents swarmed the sidewalk in front of the museum and arrested at least one passerby.An attack on one community is an attack on all — we must continue to protect each other with everything weve got.

Bass reiterated the federal governments aggressive and widespread immigration enforcement tactics are impacting every community in Los Angeles.and the fragility of democracy.