Was there any opposition to the Japanese Internment camps, while they were operating? Was the political climate surrounding those camps, similar to the climate today about the camps/“detention centers” at the southern border? | AskHistorians Archive Observer

Was there any opposition to the Japanese Internment camps, while they were operating? Was the political climate surrounding those camps, similar to the climate today about the camps/“detention centers” at the southern border?

by glorious_bangla

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This is a relatively popular question/category of question. Previous answers of interest include:

/u/The_Alaskan's response to 'What was the general feeling amongst American citizens when FDR instituted mandatory internment camps for people of Japanese ancestry (some even with American citizenship) after the attack on Pearl Harbor?'
/u/Georgy_K_Zhukov's response to 'Was there an argument about what to call Japanese internment camps back when they were first implemented?'

Your 2nd question cannot be answered without violating Rule #2.