[alstewartfan]

Not stupid at all. This creep SoS took everything that many people had away from them. Same thing.

[kabar]

Bradley: “I’ll direct your attention to another time in history — in the Korematsu decision — where the [Supreme] Court said the need for action was great and time was short, and that justified, and I’m quoting, assembling together and placing under guard all those of Japanese ancestry in assembly centers during World War II. Could the Secretary, under this broad delegation of legislative power order people out of their homes into centers where they are properly socially distanced in order to combat the pandemic?”

Bradley then clarified that she was asking about the constitutional limits to the Secretary’s power under the statute.

[politicket]

Not stupid at all. This creep SoS took everything that many people had away from them. Same thing.

Your ignorance is showing...

And my in-laws were in internment camps - one at Manzanar in California, the other at Poston in Arizona.

They were allowed to only take what they could physically carry on board the transport trains.

Everything else was left for theft and squatters.

The barracks they were placed in, behind the barbed-wire fences, were made of thin plywood - one room to a family with a single bar bulb.

Beds were burlap bags stuffed with straw.

They each got $20 after the war and were told to go make a new life.

There's lots more - I just covered the surface for sake of time.

By the way, both of my in-laws were born in Los Angeles. They were Americans.

As I said - it's a stupid comparison.