Prisoners in our midst

Full story: McCook Daily Gazette

In 1941 the United States was ill prepared for war. It had been little more than 20 years since the country had fought "The War to End All Wars." We should have been more wary of the hostilities going on in ...

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Dakota

Omaha, NE

The prisoners used to work on my grandfathers feilds.my grandma would make them homemade food.

Lisa Schmidt

United States

At that same time the Inuit, while not classified as prisoners, were enslaved by our government and forced to operate a seal processing plant. Most of the slaves didn't survive. What a "God blessed", Christian country!

Lisa Schmidt

United States

Inuit, Standing Bear, Sitting Bull, Pe'ru, All Indigenous Nations, It will be. You Know. Blessings.

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