As America celebrates 250 years, there is a moment to reflect on its immigration history. This reflection naturally leads to considering personal family stories that are part of this broader narrative. As we plan for the next 250 years, there is a need to reassess policies and narratives surrounding immigration.
The U.S. has long been a nation that values both a strong rule of law and the importance of human dignity. These are not mutually exclusive concepts. It is possible to enforce laws while respecting human life, maintaining family unity, and honoring individual dignity.
Given the country’s rich history in welcoming immigrants, it becomes essential to evaluate how current policies align with those values. As government policies shape the future, they should offer support to immigrants and reflect the principles the country has long upheld.
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