Why We Should Use the Japanese Internment Camps

President Roosevelt, as your Foreign Policy Advisor I am highly against the internment of Japanese-Americans, but very flexible on my stance. We are taking away every liberty that the Japanese-Americans have. Yes I know what happened on December 7, 1941, when the Japanese planes bombed our American military installations in Hawaii, killing over a thousand men and woman; all but destroying the United States Pacific Fleet. Causing us the next day to officially enter the Great World …

…Thousand Japanese Americans than the regular Americans. Sir, I apologize not to have agreed with you at first. I am sorry if anything I said was disrespectful. I wasn’t for it at first, but after thinking about it, it made since to rid our public of the enemy. For the nay Sayers, well we can just respond with an “It could be worse.” They could be death camps… Very respectfully, Your Foreign Policy Advisor