Title: How were Japanese Americans treated in the USA during World War II? - Quora
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How were Japanese Americans treated in the USA during World War II?
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Content: They just lived with it until they were finally let out of the camps in 1945. Eventually, in 1988, the government owned up and paid reparations to the surviving former detainees. But it’s still an ugly scar on our history. Loring Chien
, I read a lot of history Esp. WWII US Naval history
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I am a bit appalled at some of the answers here that says they were treated well. I will make this brief summary: 120,000 people were arrested and incarcerated in camps fenced with barbed wire and not allowed to leave deprived of liberty
They had to sell all their possessions and businesses at a fire sale loss - deprived of property. They were short on rights before, they had even fewer rights after being incarcerated. It was based on racial prejudice, rather than real threats. Germans and Italians were not treated the same way.