HR 3872
To apologize for the treatment of Italian Americans during World War II.
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Bill overview
This bill seeks to formally apologize for the injustices faced by Italian Americans during World War II. The bill acknowledges that these Americans, largely due to their Italian heritage, were subjected to discriminatory treatment and restrictions by the U.S. government. It highlights the historical context of Executive Orders and legislation that led to the forced relocation, surveillance, and internment of thousands of Italian Americans. Ultimately, the bill aims to recognize and address the harm caused and prevent similar violations of civil liberties in the future.
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Bill, Jr. Pascrell
Brian Higgins
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