Mr. Speaker. I ask you and my colleagues to join me in paying homage to the memory of the late Pedro M. Franco. who was also known as Pedro M. Robledo. Mr. Robledo lived in California. Arizona. and Texas for over half a century. He experienced personally the anguish caused by inconsistent and arbitrarily enforced immigration laws. yet he identified completely with his adopted countrythe United States of America. Mr. Pedro M. Robledo realized the central ideals of the American way of life. He sustained himself and his family through arduous work. he carried without complaint the burdens of taxation and voluntary community participation.
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