my dad was in prison in Cuba and fled fifty eight years ago he came because no nation on earth has

to to to achieve the American dream that there are people like my dad who fifty seven years ago fled

fled fifty eight years ago he came because no nation on earth has let so many millions come

of America you know fifty eight years ago my father fled Cuba he had been in prison he had been tortured as a teenager in Cuba he

me I think about the story of my dad fifty seven years ago my father fled Cuba my dad had been in prison he'd been tortured as a teenager in Cuba and

promise of america you know fifty eight years ago my father fled cuba he had been in prison he had been tortured as a teenager in cuba they

a microfluidic like Edith Jones who has a year after year after year of eight Krugman

an immigrant who was tortured and imprisoned in Cuba who fled here as a teenager with nothing with

an immigrant who was tortured and imprisoned in Cuba who fled here as a teenager with nothing with

you now have thirty seconds fifty eight years ago my father fled Cuba when he was standing on the deck of that very about looking back and

do you want to deny the opportunity for judy and millions more just like her for

and and it is becoming harder and harder for people like my dad who came as an immigrant from Cuba with nothing wash

that our children and grandchildren will have more opportunities than what we've had.

like my dad was fifty eight years ago was a teenage immigrant washing dishes because when economic growth is

face from the perspective of my dad fifty seven years ago my dad fled Cuba he'd been in prison he'd been tortured been beaten almost to death in a Cuban jail and

he did this yesterday this guy called me like four years ago yes he called me four years ago three four years ago Lindsey