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They had psychological problems,  Shock, fear, and worry were common initial psychological reactions as Japanese Americans were forced to deal with the stress of enforced dislocation and the abandonment of their homes, possessions, and businesses.
Their experiences would be remember because they suffered a lot due to fact they were prisoners in a camp.

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Internees were transported by trains and buses

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The Japanese Americans were the ones whom got sent to the internment camps.

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Due to the executive order, President Franklin D. Roosevelt removed Japanese residents away from the West Coast. The camp was created because the United States was scared of connections that the Japanese Americans might have towards the enemy.

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The Japanese American internment camps began in 1942 after the Executive Order 9066 was issues. The creation of the internment camps was a result of the Executive Order 9066

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The belongings that people left behind were their pets, lands, and the majority of their belongings. The items they were able to take was what they were able to carry. Internment camps then became communities and the children went to school while the adults were able to work.

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The internment camp is held in Mindoka, Idaho in which it is a National Historic Site in the Western United States. The camps were located in the south central of Idaho, where the site of the Snake River is located .