A woman finds a sweatshirt at a donation drive organized by the Latino Communications Network and Twin Cities allies to support Worthington workers affected by the ICE raid at the city's Swift & Company plant. Photograph by Diego Velez for the Minnesota Immigrant Freedom Network, December 17, 2006.

Babysitter Amy Juarez with Baby Hamilton. Hamilton was separated from his mother, Catalina, after the ICE raids in Worthington on December 12, 2006. Photograph by Diego Velez for the Minnesota Immigrant Freedom Network, December 17, 2006.

The Immigrant Law Center of Minnesota’s John Keller (left) and UFCW Local 1161 President Mike Potter (right) with two family members (center) reunited after the ICE raid on the Swift & Company plant in Worthington. Photograph by the Minnesota Immigrant Freedom Network, December 14, 2006.

Pao Houa Her is a Hmong American photographer who, as a baby, fled Laos with her family. Pao came to the US in the 1980s. Take a look at this powerful video on Pao's contribution to #MyHistoryMatters and why it was important for her to photograph elders in her community.

Irene Marie Gomez (first row, center) with extended family, 1940s. Used with the permission of Jesse Bethke Gomez.

Jun Fujita, ca. 1930s. Collection of Graham and Pamela Lee. Used with permission.

Jun Fujita, ca. 1930s. Collection of Graham and Pamela Lee. Used with permission.

Portrait of Jun Fujita by A. Kirk Moffett Studios, Chicago, 1923. Collection of Graham and Pamela Lee. Used with permission.