Try not to forget why they came to the United States of America, and though the specific circumstances may differ, you’ll find that hundreds of years later some of those reasons are similar or the same.

Try not to forget why they came to the United States of America, and though the specific circumstances may differ, you’ll find that hundreds of years later some of those reasons are similar or the same.

Sep. 7 2012
Via spirited-collective
#immigration #immigration reform #dream act #liberal #politics
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    I’m a third generation American. My great and etc grandparents were immigrants. Where would the US as we know it today...
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    when did your family inmigrate? —>
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