Today, I rise to commemorate the fall of Saigon, also known as Black April, on April 30. Today, the Vietnamese-American community is comprised of businessowners, teachers, police officers, and American soldiers. The Little Saigon community exemplifies the American Dream and has always stood for the land of opportunity. This Sunday marks 47 years since Vietnamese refugees came to America. Today, I ask my colleagues to remember the 58,000 American soldiers who made the ultimate sacrifice for freedom of Vietnam. ____________________
Jose Luis Correa: “Today, I rise to commemorate the fall of Saigon, also known as Black April, on April 30. Today, the Vietnamese-American…”
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