Negative Space: Japanese internment

Franklin D. Trump: What else can I do?: Does the left want internment camps for Americans of Russian descent?
Republican President must keep Roosevelt’s word: Even if a future conservative president doesn’t believe Americans of Japanese descent are disloyal, says Irwin Stelzer, he should think twice before rescinding President Roosevelt’s Executive Orders. The President’s honor—and the nation’s—is more important than politics.

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Actually here in the former Republic of Texas, there is only a little bit of federal land. We were allowed to keep our public lands when we entered the Union. Our economy is also pretty-well diversified (as much as most European countries). If memory serves, our GNP is only slightly below that of Canada. We also have a foreign border and a very long seacoast. All in all, a good candidate for a Quebec-like separatist movement. Problem is, then we’d have to learn French. — Peter H. Proctor

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