WE ALL HAVE A PLACE IN AMERICA; Congressional Record Vol. 165, No. 71
(House of Representatives - May 01, 2019)

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                     WE ALL HAVE A PLACE IN AMERICA

  (Mr. VAN DREW asked and was given permission to address the House for 
1 minute and to revise and extend his remarks.)
  Mr. VAN DREW. Mr. Speaker, in light of the recent terror attacks 
throughout the world and in our country, many people are very, very 
fearful.
  The Nation and the Jewish community mourn another senseless attack 
after the shooting in California during the Passover celebration, while 
still grieving those lost in the attack at the Pittsburgh synagogue 
last year.
  We stand with our Jewish brothers and sisters against the face of 
terror. These despicable attacks of hate have no place in our world. We 
all have a place in America. Hate, however, does not.
  The American people have the right to pray together; they have the 
right to love together; and they have the right to worship together 
without fear.

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