The History of Japanese Internment at Angel Island During World War II
1942
Best known as being a U.S. immigration station from 1910-1940, Angel Island also housed a Temporary Detention Center in the first part of World War II, briefly housing about 700 Japanese "enemy aliens" from Hawai`i and the West Coast before they went to Department of Justice and U.S. Army camps thro
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