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Japanese-American Internment Camps in WWII: Heinous Civil Liberties Violations in U.S. History

Aida Wong
Written by Aida Wong
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Civil Liberties Act, Executive Order 9066, Executive Order 9742, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Isamu Noguchi, Isamu Noguchi at Poston, Japanese internment camps, Japanese-American Relocation Camps, Nisei, Reparations for Japanese American Internees in the United States, Reparations for Japanese-Americans

Japanese-American Internment Camps in WWII: Heinous Civil Liberties Violations in U.S. History

Aida Wong
Written by Aida Wong
Japanese-American Internment Camps in WWII: Heinous Civil Liberties Violations in U.S. History
Enacted as a response to Pearl Harbor and World War II, Japanese internment camps in the U.S. were heinous violations of civil rights. 110,000-120,000 persons of Japanese descent were incarcerated. Continue reading