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

jobs more opportunity more opportunity for people like my dad who fifty eight years ago fled Cuba with nothing

and it's why working men and women are live to get harder and harder and harder that's what this book is not true

even in Cuba itself and my you know my parents came in nineteen fifty six and and the reality is that they came because there was a lot of instability in Cuba and

oppression from Cuba came here with nothing came here penniless and work towards the American dream and

opportunity for working men and women for young people for Hispanics for African Americans for single moms is becoming harder and

result is economic stagnation and misery and malaise the result is people who are struggling find it harder and harder to achieve the American dream on

man who came from Cuba at age eighteen with nothing with a hundred dollars and is on he

and to my dad the man who came from Cuba at age eighteen with not with a hundred dollars and is on he

runaway regulations a complicated tax code and the fact that we're making it harder and discouraging people from an from

I'd be very happy to let my dad is from Cuba he was born in Cuba and he grew up in Cuba and

as as as a teenager and he was tortured in Cuba and any fled Cuba and came to America in nineteen fifty seven he

they were not opposing it arm and I am absolutely the son of an immigrant who came from Cuba my father was was in prison he was tortured in Cuba and

I come across the border amnesty is from it's unfair to millions of legal immigrants immigrants like my dad who came legally in nineteen fifty seven penniless and not speaking when

social security nnj and let's make it easier and not harder for