Internment Camps: Japanese-American Discrimination During World War Two

Japanese Internment Camps Imagine yourself having a hard time finding a job and people chasing you out of your house and even the city that you lived in for years just because of your ethnicity. There were many people that have gone through an inequality such as losing their house and having a hard time finding a job because of their religion or ethnicity. In fact, there was a big inequality with people who hadn’t done anything to deserve being discriminated here in the U.S. during World War 2. Japanese-Americans had to go through lots discrimination during World War 2 even though some of them were U.S. citizens. Japanese-Americans first arrived in America in the 1880s. These immigrants planned on making money in the U.S. and then returning