Post-War At first the Japanese American’s lives were shattered as a result of having been away, homes were gone, soldiers were injured as a result of their service, most were out of money, some were in an area they had become unfamiliar with, and children had missed the prison that they called home. The Internees were forced out of the camps they had been forced into. Even though many of Japanese American lives were in shambles, they were given a chance to get back on their feet. Hate for them died down, though still not liked, an rise in immigration from other countries, gave people another group to focus their hate on, they started becoming a bit more accepted, like the Chinese were before them. America was also starting to prosper again
