In 1941, President Roosevelt ordered that the loyalty of Japanese Americans should be analyzed. In early 1942, people of Japanese descent were starting to be removed from the West Coast, some put into Japanese Internment Camps. It is wrong to restrict personal liberties, even in a time of war. In the Munson Report, which was produced by Curtis B. Munson, it is stated that the Japanese are no problem and are not to be feared. “There is no Japanese ‘Problem’ on the coast” (Munson- Document B). It also states that the Japanese will not uprise and that the Japanese are under surveillance, so it will be difficult for them to sabotage any of the American property. There is not a reason to limit rights of Japanese Americans. “There is far more
