California attorney general apologizes for agency's role in WWII incarceration of Japanese Americans
California Attorney General Rob Bonta has formally apologized for his office’s past role in forcing over 100,000 Japanese Americans to relocate to incarceration camps during and after World War II. Key details: Bonta’s office first issued the apology on Wednesday, which was followed by a video by the California attorney general uploaded to Twitter on Thursday. Bonta’s office’s apology notably came on the 35th anniversary of the Civil Liberties Act of 1988.
Source: yahoo.com
