Japanese were, in the end, fully compensated for their losses from being forced into internment camps.

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Although the U.S. government eventually offered apologies and reparations to surviving Japanese Americans who were interned during World War II, the compensation ($20,000 to each survivor) did not fully cover the economic losses, emotional suffering, or the full extent of property and opportunities lost due to internment.

Japanese Were, in the End, Fully Compensated for Their Losses