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They were stripped of their belongings, herded into internment camps, forced to undergo strip searches and long interrogations. My Grandfather, along with his parents, his wife and my father were sent to an internment camp called the Tule Lake Relocation Camp. All this was done under the pretext of "protecting" the United States, and yet no people of Italian or German ancestry were rounded up...

From an article published many years later "The "military necessity" excuse was further contradicted by the fact that babies, children, bedridden old people, blind or paralyzed persons ? people incapable of committing acts of sabotage or espionage ? were also incarcerated. Even orphans in institutions and children adopted by White families were imprisoned if they had any Japanese ancestry at all...

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Japanese American Internment Japanese Americans Interned in American Prison Camps during World War Two Japanese Americans internment Japanese Internment (Diary) Japanese Internment camp Japanese Internment Japanese-American Internment Camps during WWI Japanese Internment WWII Japanese Internment in Canada Japenese-American Internment Camps Ethics of Identity: Japanese-American Internment Japanese Internment Camps Native American A Cultural Diversity CULTURAL DIVERSITY ETH/125 Japanese American The Necessity Of Japanese Internment

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