the late president of the American Society of Hiroshima/Nagasaki A-bomb Survivors and a Torrance resident.

he went to California to go to college and never returned to live in Utah.but he couldnt believe 270 people would gather for such an event 80 years after his family came to Brigham City.

He then made his first trip to the FDR Presidential Library and Museum in Hyde Park.he was supposed to stay home and take care of his parents and his siblings.The year ended with a major honor — being named one of The Orange County Registers 125 Most Influential Persons in Orange County for 2024.

com/watch?v=AYD_-mGIR2kIn his 90s.The newspaper also translated the article into English (https://www.

Upon returning from duty in Korea.

His desire to tell the story of Earl G.Judge Patricia Millett of the U.

condemned the Trump Administration’s misuse of outdated and draconian laws for immigration enforcement.Dangerous EscalationBruce Embrey.

The administration has deported more than 200 alleged members of a Venezuelan gang to a prison in El Salvador without charges or trial.first-generation Japanese immigrants in Department of Justice prisons and paved the way for the unconstitutional incarceration of over 120.