Were U.S. citizens in Japanese internment camps?

Join Josh and Chuck as they dive into one of America's most troubling wartime chapters - the Japanese internment camps of World War II. They explore how over 100,000 Japanese Americans were relocated to guarded camps after Pearl Harbor, examining the unconstitutional detention, the harsh living conditions, and the devastating financial and cultural impacts on families and communities. The hosts also cover the lesser-known story of Alaska's Unangan people who were relocated under similar circumstances, making this a comprehensive look at how fear and prejudice can override civil liberties during times of crisis.