ROS-LEHTINEN. Mr. Speaker, I would like to recognize the Nora
Sandigo Children Foundation, a nonprofit organization in my home city
of Miami, working around the clock to serve kids in our community who
have been separated from their parents by deportation. I have known Nora, the founder of this organization, for many years,
and I have seen firsthand her true passion for ensuring the well-being
of these children. Through the support of donors and volunteers, this
organization is able to provide assistance in the form of food,
clothing, educational programs, legal advice, and many other vital
services. This week, Nora will be visiting our Nation's Capital, with a
delegation of 50 children from Florida, to advocate for the
restructuring of our immigration policies so that the kids for whom she
cares, who are as American as you and I, don't have to grow up apart
from their parents. Mr. Speaker, our Nation must do right for these children, and I urge
my colleagues in Congress and the administration to work together so
that we can have an immigration system that reflects our Nation's
compassion and provides a solution that is fair and just to everyone.
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