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This section is about the forgotten men and women.  Those people who were "yearning to breathe free", who were never allowed to be free, and could not reach their full potential without freedom.  If they want to come, we will take them.  Once under the umbrella of Liberty, these people can be anything and do anything.

This section is about the forgotten men and women.  Those people who were "yearning to breathe free", who were never allowed to be free, and could not reach their full potential without freedom.  If they want to come, we will take them.  Once under the umbrella of Liberty, these people can be anything and do anything.

The forgotten man can find the golden door, and it is here.  The Mother of Exiles holds the "imprisoned lightning" even at night just in case the path is hard to find.  Here is the door, and She lights the way.

The forgotten man can find the golden door, and it is here.  The Mother of Exiles, with her broken chain on her right foot, holds the "imprisoned lightning" even at night just in case the path is hard to find.  Here is the door, and She lights the way.

Even though Lazarus is explicitly writing about the promise of freedom, many do not believe in Individual Liberty so they have to interpret this as a welcome to the welfare state and endless redistribution.  Lazarus wrote that Europe's "huddled masses" were "yearning to breathe free", not that they were "yearning to receive free transfer payments".

Even though Lazarus is explicitly writing about the promise of freedom, many do not believe in Individual Liberty so they have to interpret this as a welcome to the welfare state and endless redistribution.  Lazarus wrote that Europe's "huddled masses" were "yearning to breathe free", not that they were "yearning to receive free transfer payments".