Concentration Camps and the Japanese Internment Comparison.

These were both so similar in many aspects. They both were camps that held prisoners against their will, and use torture and labor as means of punishment. Both were used for reasons against something uncontrollable such as religion and race. They both forced relocation and incarceration. Both groups were full of native citizens who were born in the country, who were sent without warning into these camps. Finally both had massive amounts of people sent to each. Neither were beneficial and were torture for the prisoners taken from their lives