they will shift the financial burden of long-term care costs from the public sector to the private sector.

and dedication by Japanese Americans working together with others fighting for the fundamental ideals of our country.they were labeled as disloyal.

We as citizens have a responsibility to vote.The camp was built parallel to the railroad tracks and soon he saw the massive groups of Japanese Americans looking at the arriving train.Question 28 asked if Japanese Americans would swear their loyalty to the United States of America and forswear their loyalty to the emperor of Japan.

said Takei as the students found their seats.They stayed in the stalls for 4-5 months.

the 442nd proved their valor in battle after battle.

I dont have a loyalty to the emperor.The monument will unite past generations.

It’s the first time that one monument is going to have all the names of all the people that were incarcerated in the United States during World War II.government during World War II.

which is scheduled for completion by Feb.Also speaking on behalf of the project was Ivan Mandic.