The majority of those deprived of their property, liberty, due process, and thrown into FD-fucking-R's concentration camps were US citizens, douche. Not one Japanese-American was ever convicted of treason, espionage, or sabotage during WWII, unlike German and Italian Americans. If you can't understand what was wrong with that scumbag and his concentration camps then you are no American and you should get the fuck out of my country at once.
FDR should have known the above right after the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor instead of waiting to see how things went. Another mistake FDR made was listening to the Sixth
Corps commander, DeWitt that warned of sabotage and wanted the exclusion. I mean presidents that listen to their generals after an air attack that almost destroyed their fleet should be less concerned about the nation's safety and more concerned about how they will be criticized later.
Many wrongs were committed in WWII and that was one, learn to live with it, as many others have. You survived, I survived millions did not. Stiff upper lip and all that.
Yeah...since FDR was a king or dictator, he could do whatever he wanted....Right?
Do you fail to see how his actions against Japanese Americans was entirely unconstitutional, to say nothing of immoral and tyrannical?
And since when did FDR listen to his commanders? He fired those who refused to go along with moving our naval base to Pearl Harbor, thus exposing it to foreign attack...as he hoped....then he refused to inform the commanders at Pearl of the coming attack, which he knew was forth coming...and then scapegoated them ruining their careers.
What a great POTUS FDR was.

