The Commission then examined the detention of these ethnic Japanese civilians and the effects of this exclusion and detention. The decision to detain was found by the commission to be due to the believed threat the Japanese were potential spies and saboteurs; but as found before, this was extremely unlikely. These camps were cruel and inhumane.
The Commission examined the detention of ethnic Japanese civilians and the consequences of this exclusion and confinement. The decision to detain was attributed to a perceived threat from Japanese people being potential spies and saboteurs; however, as previously determined, this was highly unlikely. These camps were cruel and inhumane.