May remembrance lead to education, compassion, and action against hate.

Let me also thank my uncle, Alvin Goldfarb, for spending decades tracing and telling our family narrative, and my high school classmate, Dana Arschin, for sharing so many Holocaust survivor stories with the world. They record to ensure none of us ever forget.

As Democrats, we must meet this moment by broadening our tent and to bring as many Americans together to confront the threats he poses.

In the years since, Trump's conduct has made clear that nothing has changed. Trump's government works for himself and his cronies, not hardworking families.

It’s time for the U.S. to stand with Haiti and the Haitian-American community, and take meaningful action for their future.

Rather than sending thousands of hardworking Haitians—a community that contributes significantly—back to a country facing severe challenges, we should focus on creating solutions that support both the safety and dignity of the Haitian people.