Randol Schoenberg, grandson of Arnold Schoenberg and president of the Los Angeles Museum of the Holocaust, speaking to the Los Angeles Times: "Obviously, many Americans in 1943 felt the same as many do today — that we cannot risk admitting enemy agents among the throng of refugees. During World War II, this type of fear meant that millions of honest, innocent people were unable to escape their murderers. I hope we don't make the same mistake again."