The interesting thing is, the Japanese who were interned have been rather understanding of it. I know some of them are bitter about it, and they do address it. None the less they do it in a reasoned manner. Their lives were negatively impacted, and significantly.
Compare their plight of some other groups who have whined for fifty years, have used their plight to justify not doing anything to better themselves, and are continually blaming everyone but themselves for their situation.
My biggest beef about what was done to the Japanese here, is that their personal property was absconded with and liquidated.
That was not right > IMO.
Some things you may have to do, but you do it in as humane a way as possible.
That's one factor that SHOULD obviously distinguish the USA from, well, the not USA.
Odd how that's not so obvious to Generation XBox. Gee I wonder how that happened?