Roosevelt Unfair And Unjust Analysis

President Roosevelt was the leader of the armed forces in justified in ordering the Executive Order 9066. The reasons that Roosevelt was considered unfair and unjust is that the only thing he did was imprison hundreds of alleged spies. Now just because that the 99% of the spies were Japanese this means that this order was considered racist. The reason that imprisoning spies based on race is racist, but imprisoning spies based on home country is not racist because there is a difference between skin color and nationality. Roosevelt was in desperate need of gaining an advantage over the Japanese threat and required that action would be taken by the public.

Roosevelt was a man of many words and some of these words were not as useful as

other words such as "racist" or a "bigot" because of the mass imprisonment of the Japanese Spies. Many have created protests trying to protect the spies and were all allowed to do so because of the rights that america gave them. People choose to make Roosevelt look like a terrible person by creating false images of America and Roosevelt to try and create some sort of anarchy that would be utilized against the U.S. So because of other people reactions towards a threat of national security means that the decision was not for the better of society. The reason that this was better for society is so that central intelligence would not be compromised and thus allowed the safety of the Citizens living in the United States of America.

The United States if it were to not have imprisoned the alleged spies would have more than likely been attacked by japan or another enemy. So the Safety and entirety of the war was concluded after the atomic bombs were dropped ending the threat of spies and so some of the alleged "spies" would have been released and some would be convicted of crimes treason and disloyalty towards the country. In conclusion the United States of America would have probably been a worse place to live in during the time of war if there was not a mass imprisonment of Japanese people.