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Congressional Records

Date
House/
Senate
Bills, Amendments,
Insertions
In Favor
Opposed
Jan. 3, 1985
House
H.R. 442
Civil Liberties Act of 1985
Mineta Introduces and Summarizes the bill
Matsui Introduces and Summarizes the bill
Feb. 19, 1985
House
"History of Korematsu v. United States" (text of Supreme Court decision)
Mineta
May 2, 1985
Senate
S 1053
Legislation to Implement Recommendations of the Commission on Wartime Relocation and Internment of Citizens (text of bill)
Matsunaga,
Stevens,
Inouye,
Cranston,
Gorton,
Murkowski
"The Anxiety of Being a Japanese-American" Gene Oishi (New YorkTimes essay, April 28, 1985)
Dec. 12, 1985
House
"Report by the Redress Committee" Salinas Valley Chapter of the Japanese-American Citizens League
Nov. 9, 1986
House
Speech Presented before the Japanese American Citizens League
Levine
Jan. 6, 1987
House
H.R. 442 (revised)
Civil Liberties Act of 1987
Mineta
Sept. 9, 1987
House
H.R. 442 (revised)
Civil Liberties Act of 1987
Panetta
Oct. 29, 1987
House
"A Thousand Days' Detention" Robert F. Drinan
Apr. 15, 1988
Senate
S 1009
The War Reparations Act of 1988
(text of bill)
Apr. 19, 1988
Senate
S 1009
The War Reparations Act of 1988
Glenn,
Matsunaga,
Rudman,
Simon,
Stevens,
Adams,
Murkowski,
Cranston
Hollings
Exhibit 1
Law cases in which damages have been awarded in false arrest and false imprisonment
Exhibit 2
Organizations that endorse
S 1009 and the War Reparations Act of 1988
Apr. 20, 1988
Part 1
Senate
S 1009 Amendment No. 1919 (eliminates recommendation of payment and compensationto individuals)
Hecht,
Helms,
Warner,
Chaffe
Inouye,
Stevens,
Reid,
Wilson,
Matsunaga,
Stevens
Proclamation 4417 President Gerald Ford, Feb. 19, 1977 (terminates all authority conferred by Executive Order 9066)
Apr. 20, 1988
Part 2
Senate
S 1009
The War Reparations Act of 1988
Exon, Evans
Wallop
S 1009
Amendment No. 1968 (prohibits appropriations if there will be a deficit for the fiscal year)
Helms
Matsunaga,
Simpson
S 1009
Amendment No. 1969 (seeks compensation from the Soviet Union for crimes done to Aleuts of Alaska)
Helms
"$1.2 Billion Worth of Hindsight" James. J Kilpatrick (New York Times essay)
May 5, 1988
Senate
S 1009
The War Reparations Act of 1988
Nunn, after the Act's passage: opposes its financial compensation aspects and its condemnation of wartime leaders)
July 27, 1988
House
H.R. 442
Conference Report on the Commission on Wartime Relocations and Internment of Civilians
Glenn,
Matsunaga
Aug. 3, 1988
House
H.R. 442
Implementation of report by the Commission on Wartime Relocations and Internment of Civilians
Miller, Lowry,
Saiki, Akaka,
Swindall, Weiss
Shumway,
Holloway
Aug. 4, 1988
House
H.R. 442
Implementation of report by the Commission on Wartime Relocations and Internment of Civilians
Rodino, Matsui,
Young, Lungren,
Glickman, Frenzel,
Panetta, Blaz,
Konnyu, Berman,
Levine, Fazio,
Mineta, Bonker,
Lehman, Pelosi
Bentley,
Coble,
Davis
Letter by President Ronald Reagan, Aug. 1, 1988
"Japanese American Creed"
by Mike Masaoka (1941)
H.R. 442
Resolution passes
April 26, 1989
House
H.R. 2070
Dire Emergency Supplemental Appropriations Bill
Weiss
Conte
H.R. 2070
Resolution does not pass
July 20, 1989
Senate
OM-229
A Joint Resolution Adopted by the Legislature of the State of California to the Committee on the Judiciary
June 24, 1991
House
H.R. 543
Establishment of the Manzanar National Historic Site (text of the bill)
Vento,
Lagomarsino,
Levine, Young,
Mineta, Miller,
Thomas
Feb. 27, 1992
Senate
"The Fallout from Japan Bashing"
Frank H. Wu, Feb. 3, 1992
(Washington Post essay)
Wallop
(commentary)
Sept. 14, 1992
House
H.R. 4551
Amendment of the Civil Liberties Act of 1988 (increases the authorization
for the Trust Fund under the Act and other purposes)
Frank,
Gekas,
Edwards,
Matsui
Oct. 28, 1992
House
H.R. 4551
Amendment of the Civil Liberties Act of 1988 (text of the bill)
Feb. 11, 1998
House
"Remembering the Japanese-American Internment"
Underwood



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