LAD #35 FDR's Executive Order #9066

FDR's executive order #9066 was an order that FDR and his commanders were never before allowed to do, and that was allowing the Japanese to be put in internment camps, separated from other civilians and also allowed our government to keep them under surveillance. Of course this was a violation of these citizens rights but it was seen as a necessary step to keep the American people safe. Germans and Italians were also allowed to be ordered around for the supposed safety of our American people. This caused several American people to be livid by the poor treatment of the several thousand immigrants who were new to this country.