liberty in 1903 that she took on the meaning she has today. since then the words give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free have been a fancy way to say there ain t no party like an american party because an american party don t stop. well, just like an evite sent out to too many people, some of the hosts are trying to take the invitation back. we can t let these people come into our country. reporter: and most of us sure aren t getting that plus one. yep. once again our country has developed a case of selective amnesia when it comes to the basic premise of what made this country great. i mean, made this country what it is. america has always been a country built by lots of different people of various backgrounds. but for some reason this is really hard for some of us to remember. and fear has always been at the root of discrimination against immigrants and refugees. it s hard to imagine now but catholicism was once seen as a
liberty in 1903 that she took on the meaning she has today. since then, give your your tire, your poor, huddled masses yearning to breathe free. a fancy way to say there ain t no party like an american party because an american party don t stop. well just like they accidentally nt out the invite to the people, some hosts are trying to take the invitation back. w can t let these people come into our country. and most of us sharing in that plus one. yep, once again, our country has developed a case of selective amnesia when it comes to the basic premise of what made this country great. i mean, made this country what it is. america has always been a country built by lots of different people of various backgrounds. but for some reason, this is really hard for some of us to remember. and fear has always been at the root of discrimination against immigrants and refugees. it s hard to imagine now but
for social media americans for people who come to america for a better life is through the food industry. we re likely to encounter peel who have really sbrutruggled tot here. it is no secret that our industry is a tough industry. people who come are willing to work hard and contribute. we re looking at an immigrant right here. you were naturalized three years ago? yes. dime this country and just worked night and day. became a business owner and employs people now. so we need to welcome immigrants to our country. that s the problem. we can look at a broken immigration system and look at illegal immigration. there s to legal way for immigrants to enter this country. they want to work, to feed their families. they re fleeing really bad situations. once they get here, they contribute. my family came here in 1903 from it when i immigration was a lot easier. it was a country that welcomed immigration. what do people not understand
see if we can hear something. thank you for joining us on behalf of the president of the united states it s my great privilege to administer the oath of office to a man who will become the 39th secretary of commerce for the united states of america, wilbur ross. [applause] since this department was founded in 1903, the position of secretary of commerce has been filled by many distinguished americans and wilbur ross s addition will continue. bill: wilbur ross is the next cabinet member now to be sworn in, shannon. shannon: military leaders are welcoming the president s call to boost their budget but why are they warning against cutting other departments to make that happen and saying it could make the world more dangerous?
one of them, it s actually literally just a piece of wood that s been sawed into puzzle pieces. not clear that i would have been admitted. not clear at all. we re standing at a podium. whether you re an anarchist or whether you re a polygamist or whether you committed a crime. anarchists were a threat, they want to make sure you re not one. right. and 1901, president mckinley is fascinated by an anarchist. so by 1903, the question had been added. part of the idea was to perhaps impress upon them the idea of a patriotism to this new country and as the term would develop americanism. as millions of immigrants came through, a lot of things changed in the way it was configured. one thing never changed. the presence of huge, beautiful, american flags that greeted every single new immigrant that entered this room. the idea was you may have come