My mother's father came to America alone when he was 13 yrs old, sold bananas on lower East side of NYC 'til he made enough money to go back to Russia & get his next younger brother, then repeated that 7 times til every sibling & their mother was brought over. THAT is who we are

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You have every right to be proud of your family. Such courage! God Bless them.However, these migrants today are considered people of color and I fear for them under this regime.
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Beautiful! The essence of American and REAL LOVE
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He is getting "his" people accustomed to seeing babies suffer. Getting them to believe children deserve it. This is his next ingredient in the coming holocaust. It's how you get good people do inhumane acts. Stay awake people.
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Sweet! State borders are imaginary lines that governments enforce w violence. You could invite people to come to USA, or any place, if helped the world see that there are only 2 kind of people: 1) peaceful 2) violent Guess which ones are politicans? youtube.com/FCwnOjWfavw
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These tales of our ancestors coming “alone” are inspirational, but let’s not forget there were close social networks in immigrant communities 100 years ago. Children came “alone,” were hired by adults from their village who had migrated previously. They had support from adults
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Wow...
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great
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Love it that all about family a very strong family
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Race seems to be the factor here.
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He had a strong soul and strength of will
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