‘The View’: Ana Navarro Says Oscars Were Prime Example of ‘How Immigrants Make America Great’

“To me, that was incredibly meaningful,” Navarro, an immigrant herself, said

Ana Navarro
"The View" (ABC)

It seems Sunday’s night’s Oscar ceremony was the most enjoyable for audiences in awhile, including the hosts of “The View.” But for Ana Navarro, the show was more than just fun; it was historic proof of “how immigrants make America great.”

Indeed, the ceremony did mark some historic milestones, largely thanks to the domination of Best Picture winner “Everything Everywhere All at Once.” Along with Best Picture, the movie scored acting wins for Michelle Yeoh, Ke Huy Quan and Jamie Lee Curtis, as well as a Best Director win for The Daniels.

Ke Huy Quan brought much of the audience to tears during his acceptance speech, as he himself joyfully sobbed through it, celebrating his win.

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