George Takei calls migrant treatment a ‘grotesque low’
Jul 26, 2019 | 7:37 AM
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BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. — George Takei says U.S. migrant detention policies reached depths beyond what Japanese-Americans faced during their World War II internment.
Takei, interned as a child, said his family and others were kept together when they were sent to American camps.
In contrast, the “Star Trek” actor said, some immigrant babies and children were separated and moved great distances from their parents.
The Los Angeles-born Takei called it inhumane and a “grotesque low.”
