Look, we used fear during World War II. Boy, did we regret it, the internment camps of the Japanese, a stain and a blemish on America.
Luis Gutiérrez: “Look, we used fear during World War II. Boy, did we regret it, the internment camps of the Japanese, a stain and a…”
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Gutierrez warns against repeating past mistakes of using fear to justify discrimination.
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