"Concentration Camp" has a special and specific meaning when used as terminology to refer to WWII era meaning. It is a phrase related to the death and slave labor camps of Nazi's. The Japanese internment camps in no way resembled those horrible camps. America has admitted they were a mistake and blemish on our history, but to blame them totally on FDR and compare them to the Nazi death camps is political posturing and an undeserved attack on the American people. It takes our mistake and our failure of the era out of context and attempts to distorts it into a great and unforgivable evil on the level of Nazi Germany and the murder of some ten million persons in special killing camps. Kids in Japanese camps went to school, not medical experiment labs and ovens. People in Japanese internment camps were fed and received medical attention. They were not starved and when they became ill they were not pulled aside and shot. The people in internment camps were treated unfairly, forced out of their homes and imprisoned while their property was confiscated by California businessmen and politicians. At the end of the war they were released.Historians know of the mistakes FDR made, these boards are filled with them, and conservative and liberal historians still rate FDR as one of America's greatest presidents.Historians and those Americans that lived through that period do know.
Americans he threw into his concentration camps do know.