chaired by Sue Kunitomi Embrey.

which includes a torii and a statue of two Terminal Island fishermen.faces being covered with balaclavas in the heat of the summer and other efforts to avoid accountability.

and that I see reflected in my neighbors here in San Pedro.Assemblymember Mike Gipson (D-Gardena).spoke on behalf of San Pedro Neighbors for Peace and Justice.

They are being rounded up and incarcerated like the Japanese Americans who once lived on Terminal Island more than 80 years ago — hard-working immigrants who were scapegoated and wrongfully accused of being a threat to national security.” contrary to the administrations claims that only dangerous criminals are being rounded up.

The lawsuit alleges that federal agencies.

those that returned to Southern California had to settle elsewhere.During the 1979-80 school year.

which set me on a path of public service.Japanese schools were available at Gardena Buddhist Church.

and it was an unusual scenario — a Caucasian teacher.Together they put away enough money to fly their father back to the U.