martin luther king made his "i have a dream" speech, and that was the same time frame when justin herman plaza got rid of the fillmore district, which was 60 squarelocks and 5 to 10% was japanese and chinese people. so we need to have a hearing on the fillmore. >> supervisor yee: thank you. >> good morn i'm jane chin. i'm the interim director of the chinese historical society, and thank you for this opportunity to address count was lady liberty stands in new york harbor, give me your poor, your hudled masses, to be free, this was not for the chinese. the exclusion law severely impacted the lives of the chinese peopl and the tens of thousands of men who were already here. first because the law required chinese to have proper documentation in order to reenter the united states if they were to leave to visit their family inhina prohibited them from leaving. and second, without being able to visit their wievs aves and children they left behind in china, their family unit was destroyed. imagine men could not return to their wives and children they left behind. imagine women in china never to