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People ( Japanese American ) were sent there after the Pearl Harbor attack. They were sent there for safety issues. They just didn't want to a secret bombing coming from Japan.

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Located in southeastern Colorado
A family consisting of seven or fewer members  was assigned a cramped room measuring 20 by 24 feet
Turned into a productive agricultural center, raising beef and dairy cattle, poultry, and hogs and growing potatoes, onions, corn, and wheat.

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From 1942 to 1945 Japanese -Americans and Japanese immigrants were relocated at Granada Relocation Center.

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Japanese Americans

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The women tried to beautify the interior of the barracks. The men tried to find some form of employment. The children tried to find and develop new friendships.  Some of the men left Amache on temporary leave to assist sugar beet farmers harvest their crops. Most of the work in Granada was directed at agricultural production.

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The Granada Colorado internment camp was made after Pearl Harbor was attacked. Since it was the Japanese all the Japanese American people were sent to internment camps and one was the Granada Colorado one.

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Classes were taught at several schools in the camp. The build high schools. There were also shared administrative facilities such as a hospital, school, recreation buildings, a public library, dry goods store, barber shop, sewage plant, and post office.Taught several adult classes. There was no privacy.Their life behind barbed wires was that they lived in tight quarters. They served cafeteria style food that was unappetizing. They were just able to bring what they could carry.