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    Japanese internment camp survivors protest Fort Sill migrant detention center

    by Molly Hennessy-Fiske, Los Angeles Times Jun 23, 2019 4 minutes

    FORT SILL, Okla. - With the Trump administration planning to move 1,400 migrant children to this fortified Army post later this summer, a small group of Japanese American World War II internment camp survivors came to the gates Saturday to make their opposition known.

    "We are here today to protest the repetition of history," proclaimed camp survivor Satsuki Ina, 75, of San Francisco, one of about two dozen former internees and their descendants in attendance.

    Met by uniformed military police, the protesters, some in their 80s, were told they did not have permission to congregate and might face arrest.

    "You need to move right now!" one of the officers shouted. "What don't you understand? It's

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