Hello friends, welcome.

So glad you're here today as we continue our series Resilience, Japanese incarceration

during World War II.

We've spoken before about President Franklin Delano Roosevelt's executive order 9066,

which gave broad legal authority to designate certain areas of the United States under

jurisdiction of the military.

And in doing so, it required that all Japanese Americans, citizen or immigrant, leave their

home on the West Coast to be relocated and eventually incarcerated.

Today we're going to hear about some of the legal challenges, what the Supreme Court had

to say about Japanese incarceration.

I'm Sharon McNam.

And here's where it gets interesting.

Hello, I'm Basha Cummings.

I'm Alexi Monstrous.

I'm Caroline Criado-Peras.

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