Sentence examples for internment programs from inspiring English sources
In early 1942, Fisher and John J. McCloy were assigned to assist implementation of the United States War Department's legal activities for the Japanese American internment programs shortly after the United States entered World War II.
A presidential commission in 1982 identified race prejudice, war hysteria, and a failure of political leadership as the underlying causes of the government's internment program.
In 1944, two years after the internment program began, the Supreme Court ruled 6 to 3 that there was no reason to second-guess the military authorities on the matter.
Given this level of secrecy, the public and all but a few members of Congress who have been sworn to silence have had to take on faith President Bush's assurances that the C.I.A.'s internment program has been humane and legal, and has yielded crucial intelligence.
But when we dig deeper into the historical record, the racial animosity and rights violations that plagued the WWII internment program become clear.
Justifying a Muslim registry on Fox News, Trump surrogate Carl Higbie positively invoked Japanese internment as a legal precedent for the program.
He compared the program with the roundups of Germans during World War I and the internment of the Japanese during World War II.
Already it seemed that Channel Three had unfairly presented the program as a cult using brainwashing techniques à la Taliban in Afghan internment camps.
