History: America's internment of Japanese Americans in concentration camps during WWII is taught today as an example of failure of constitutional checks and balances of US Government.
Guardian US"A concentration camp, in its most basic definition, is a place where a targeted civilian population, not necessarily accused of a crime, is detained and at least some of their basic rights are suspended," writes @jwashing.bsky.social. "That’s precisely what’s happening in the United States today."