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Japanese internment

U.S. government did not do the right thing when it interment Americans, if so then why were they living in concentration camps, being judge by their race or being accused of being spies. If that what you call keeping them safe then i don't know what you're thinking. The U.S. government treated the Japanese with disrespect. No matter how you look,speak,dress or who your ancestors are? We bleed the same color, we are all equal and should be treated the same way.

Concentration camps is a large numbers of people,who lives imprisoned small area with inadequate facilities. This also mean about 127,000 citizens were imprisoned during World War II. Their crime? Being of Japanese ancestry. On September 1942 The Crisis Article says “Americans in Concentration Camps” we see Japanese as immigrants or not one of us because of their ancestry now they live in small area in camp hardly any food or water they work like …show more content…
In the crisis article it says “Color seems to be the only possible reason why thousands of American citizen of Japanese ancestry are in concentration camp. There are no Italian-American or German-American citizens in such camps” why is that? Why are there only Japanese in those camps? Well because military point of view is if you're white then you're one of us but since Japanese did not look like the other then they are different if you look in Korematsu v. United States article it's saws “military area because of hostility to him or his race” that is judging by their looks also in Personal Justice Denied article it tell us “The broad historical causes which shaped these decisions were race prejudice” this means the board would discuss and make the decision but their race. Looks should not matter but during this time it really got Japanese boiling up to interned