Is the US seriously considering making Muslim internment camps base on the model of Japanese Internment Camps of WW2?

In Korematsu v. the United States, 1944, the Supreme Court, upheld the constitutionality of the camps due to "military necessity." But that same year, the court ruled in Ex parte Endo that those who'd proven their loyalty to the United States couldn't be detained.

The US apologized later, and paid restitution, in 1988, but the ruling holds.

The West Coast does not have to secede. This is my country. I love it, I served it. As far as Trump is concerned, it's not a monolithic issue, for all voters. I believe, it's not a monolithic issue, for most of his voters.

Even though the campaign monolith, consists of:

- Racism
- Sexism
- Xenophobia
- Misogyny
- Narcissism
- Violence
- Hate
- Denial of women's control over their bodies
- Petty politics
- Bullying
- White power
- Patriotism
- Islamophobia
- National security
- Economy
- Climate change denial
- etc...

The majority, voted on a tiny set of these issues.

We need to recognize the important issues, and address them. The factory worker at Carrier in Indiana, who's about to lose his or her job, due to a move to Mexico, is not wrong. That worker, is not informed, and does not really know, that Wall Street, and not NAFTA is behind their job loss, so Trump's program is NOT going to save those jobs, and canceling NAFTA will not do the job either.

The Carrier plant? Half the employees are women, half are black. A bunch are refugees who were resettled in the area. It's not surprising, that they voted for Trump. He targeted them, and he turn them, but he did not tell them the truth about the situation.

It's time to get involved, and recognize that some of them have a real ax to grind. We can insulate ourselves on the West Coast. Our economic problems, consist of competing for multi-$M homes, as opposed to trying to stay one step ahead of homelessness. Our mayors (Seattle, LA, SF, Portland), already said that the Feds will not enforce the laws that we disagree with, in our cities. The folks in Indiana, may not have a roof over their heads a year from now.

" You can't believe much of what you read on the internet "
Abraham Lincoln

The West coast would have a secession and there would be war. I don't think they are stupid enough to attempt that.

actually according to the washington post he was only talking about a registry of alll immigrants and visitors, with fingerprinting and interrogations for some and said that the Japanese internment caps set a precedent.

Lolz.. As if

A registry of Muslims has been publicly discussed, denied, and discussed more.

I think a prominent Trump supporter or two have invoked the idea of the internment camps, but it's not something that's been a publicly stated policy position by the incoming administration.

Horrifying that we're even talking about this. I do believe it's a real risk.

If that is attempted, there will be an uprising, guaranteed.

In Washington state, a politician put forth an idea that would make protests an "economic" felony. It would lead to 5 years in prison and/or $10,000 in fines. It doesn't seem likely to pass, but this goes to show just what ideas can come forth now.