The families of Japanese nationals abducted by North Korea decades ago called Wednesday for the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump to help bring their loved ones home.After meeting with U.S. officials and legislators in Washington, the families held a press conference to make a public appeal, stressing how little time there is left and voicing hope Trump himself will become actively involved in the abduction issue.Takuya Yokota, who heads a group representing the families, said he has not given up hope in the promise Trump made during his first presidency to work toward an immedi…READ FULL ARTICLE