Detention echoes past internment fears on immigration
The piece contrasts wartime internment of 1942 with 2018 migrant policies near the southern border, noting Supreme Court actions and moral questions. It cites Laura Bush and George Takei, who draw parallels between Americans treated harshly then and migrants today.
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Corrections and Clarifications At Manzanar 1942 Holiday Tension
The Manzanar Free Press notes a doubly strange Independence Day as Japanese Americans in camps overseas celebrate amid fences and guards. Across the West relocated families endure crowded quarters, with pageants at Manzanar and Tanforan while diaries reflect frustration and concerns about democracy and civil rights.
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Thai cave rescue advances as divers reach boys
Divers from Britain and Thailand backed by an international group found the boys and their coach in a dry area inside Tham Luang cave. Officials said most boys are stable and the plan is to free the team as soon as possible. The rescue drew global attention as pumps drained water and teams from multiple nations aided the operation.
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Patriots and politics divide Americans in July poll
A USA TODAY Ipsos poll pegged to the Fourth of July shows most Americans proud to be American yet divided on the country’s course. Republicans praise strong leadership and border security while Democrats prefer welcoming immigrants. Politicians are seen as the worst symbol of America, with John McCain ranked highest among those seen as best.
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