Executive Order 9066 was a United States presidential executive order signed and issued during World War II by United States president Franklin D. Roosevelt on February 19, 1942. According to the ...

You’re an American citizen, born and bred in the United States, when your world is suddenly turned upside down. Your parents ...

The ceremony completes the final phase of the memorial project and stands as a permanent space for education and reflection ...

The new Visitor Center at the Bainbridge Island Japanese American Exclusion Memorial, located on Eagle Harbor Drive, is now open to the public after a dedication ceremony Oct. 11.

For nearly six months in 1942, the Fresno County Fairgrounds served as a detention site for Japanese Americans from the ...

More than 400 people, including 13 incarceration camp survivors, gathered October 11 to dedicate the new visitor center at ...

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Some families were even separated and did not know if they would see each other again. Yet it is happening again, and the ...

In 1944, Marlene Shigekawa was born in Poston, Arizona, the second-largest Japanese internment camp during World War II, with ...

The pilgrimage, organized by Japanese American and immigrant advocate network Tsuru for Solidarity, will end at the ICE detention center in Tacoma on Saturday.

Sam Mihara, 92, spoke in Homer and Anchorage on Oct. 9 about his childhood at Heart Mountain and Executive Order 9066. Alaska JACL members attended.

“When I was performing for that camera, all I had to think is that I'm doing it for the sake that we'll earn money [...] to at least survive the day” Kate shifts anxiously in her seat as a camera ...