アライ・マキのインスタグラム(allymaki) - 4月9日 05時23分

75 years ago Civilian Exclusion Order No. 6 was issued. Never forget so that this may never happen again in our nation's history. #eo9066neveragain #japaneseamerican "Exclusion Order No. 1 set the template for the others to follow. Exclusion Order notices were posted on buildings, billboards, telephone poles, and other high visibility spots within the exclusion area. The notice announced the exclusion of Japanese Americans and gave them one week to prepare. A member of each family was to register immediately at the designated "civil control station" of the area (usually a school or other public facility), and each family was given a number. For the day of removal, they were instructed to bring only what they could carry and were to use the remaining time to dispose of their other belongings. On that day, their bags were tagged and they and their belongings were transported to temporary camps that the WCCA called "assembly centers," beginning their odyssey of mass incarceration. Those that failed to comply by remaining in the area after the appointed time would be subject to criminal penalties." -Brian Niiya, Densho

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