Mr. Speaker, over 60 years ago, at a time of panic and insecurity, this country committed a great wrong against people of Japanese, Italian and German background. Several years ago, the United States apologized for this, voted monetary compensation, and today we are passing a resolution supporting the goal of recognizing a day of national remembrance to increase public awareness of these events. It is right and fitting that we should do this, and we should pass this resolution. I hope and I pray that as we increase public awareness of these events, we will learn from it, so that we do not repeat the same kind of actions as we have done in the past at times of insecurity and panic.
Jerry Nadler: “Mr. Speaker, over 60 years ago, at a time of panic and insecurity, this country committed a great wrong against people…”
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Addressing the need for a national remembrance day for injustices against Japanese, Italian, and German Americans during WWII.
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