Korematsu v. United States

Wisconsin Judge Equates Stay-At-Home Order To Japanese American Concentration Camps

Unlike COVID-19 restrictions designed to protect public health, the incarceration of Japanese Americans during WWII was based on racism and xenophobia.
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Supreme Court Condemns Ruling That Upheld Japanese-American Internment In WWII

Experts call it ironic that the court finally spoke out against decades-old bias in a case permitting current discrimination.
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Muslim Groups: This Isn’t The First Time Supreme Court Has Failed America

Muslim activists are comparing the Supreme Court's decision to past rulings that have sanctioned discrimination against African- and Japanese-Americans.
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It Can Happen Here: The 75th Anniversary Of The Japanese Internment, Part II

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Judge Compares Trump's Travel Ban Defense To Case For Japanese-American Incarceration

A civil rights center named for Fred Korematsu, one of the Americans who fought back during that period, now hopes the courts stand up.
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Will Trump’s Supreme Court Nominee Stand Up To Him?

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