Why were Japanese internment camps bad?

Answer 1

Japanese people were taken away from things that they loved. It was obvious that the Japanese Americans were loyal to the United States and were citizens of the country. Finally internment camps we made for the Japanese only since they were not entirely white. Germans and Italians were not singled out to be in the internment camps because they were white even though the United States were fighting against Italy and Germany too. So this shows discrimination(segregation).

Answer 2

It is generally bad when people have all their possessions stolen from them and then have them put into prison with their wives and children. It is even worse when the people in question are citizens in good standing of their country but are "criminal" for having the wrong ethnic or national origin.