If you ask me, I think the United States was being cautious about imprisoning the Japanese Americans. Putting the Japanese into internment camps was a dreadful move for those who were put into camps. These people were American citizens just like we are. Sure their country of ethnicity attacked our country but not all of the Japanese people were guilty. Many of those were second generation,for one reason, and other means existed for ensuring security also. Because of the harsh living conditions the Japanese was forever physically and mentally distressed.
The second generation was for the most part the most innocent people in this event. The second generation received their whole education in the United States. They were usually insulted by their