John Muir High School; Riya Gupta.

to protest the possible use of the local Terminal Island Prison to lock up innocent men.As important as memorializing this historic site is.

we say that this new iteration of violence against immigrants must end.Container after orange container stacked almost to the sky covered every inch of this massive harbor and seemed to go on for miles.000 forcibly removed to assembly centers back in 1942 will be reached.

This request followed the recent proclamation that Terminal Island was deemed one of Americas 11 Most Endangered Places by the National Trust for Historic Preservation.I was visibly moved by the work that was being done to offer a creative outlet for incarcerated people.

Tucked away on a little-traveled thoroughfare surrounded by unidentified buildings.

Opinions expressed in this column are not necessarily those of The Rafu Shimpo.honorary president of the JATCSF.

Twenty-three college-bound high school seniors were each presented with $2.JATCSF trustees and scholarship donors.

Koichi Toyo Nerio Memorial Fund.The 23 high school scholars and the universities they plan to attend are:Enzo Kei Arakaki.