Trump's comparison of January 6th Capitol rioters to Japanese Americans in internment camps reflects a controversial interpretation of historical injustices and ongoing debates about civil liberties post-9/11.
Incredibly, Trump stated, 'Nobody's ever been treated like this. Nobody's ever maybe the Japanese during the Second World War, frankly,' as he downplayed the violence of the Capitol riots.
Despite evidence to the contrary, Trump maintains that 'nobody was killed' during the Capitol riots, suggesting that 'these are all gun owners' who didn't bring their firearms.
His promise to invoke the Alien Enemies Act echoes the historical context of the law's use during wartime against Japanese Americans, drawing criticisms of his mass deportation ambitions.
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