Commentary: We are a nation built by immigrants

Are we now in the process of repeating our past, or will we learn from our nation’s history?

(Genna Martin /seattlepi.com via AP) Monserrat Padilla, left, puts her arm around Aurora, an undocumented immigrant, as Aurora speaks to several thousand demonstrators gathered outside the Federal Detention Center in SeaTac to protest the separation of families crossing the U.S.-Mexico border and President Donald Trump's immigration policies as part of a rally for Families Belong Together, Saturday, June 30, 2018, in Seattle.

Commentary: We are a nation built by immigrants

Are we now in the process of repeating our past, or will we learn from our nation’s history?

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