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• Ligne n°345 : Ms. Bail is an undocumented immigrant. Her American-born son, Carlos, is a 6-year-old U.S. citizen.


• Ligne n°371 : âThe Wampanoag, we sometimes forget, were the majority population,â Nancy Brennan, former director of the Plimoth Plantation museum, told The Christian Science Monitor in 2002. âIn the 19th and 20th centuries, Thanksgiving was really a tool for Americanization amid the great influx of immigration. It was supposed to bind this diverse population into one union.â


• Ligne n°379 : Families were torn apart as parents were deported and their American-born children stayed behind. Companies, for the most part, got a pass.


• Ligne n°383 : It mirrored the DREAM Act, which Congress refused to pass. It allowed those young people, most of whom have been educated in American schools, to continue to contribute to the only country theyâve ever called home.


• Ligne n°391 : America needs a bigger table. It needs to rekindle that simple spirit expressed in the Latin phrase that appears on the official Seal of the United States: E pluribus unum.


• Ligne n°474 : One Show Only!! "Rednecks & Culchies" A startling look at the American working class from the perspective of Irish working men.