He begins by talking about the things needed for a successful prosecution of war(such as protection against espionage and against sabotage). He then, through his power as the President, makes it so the Secretary of War and the Military Commanders the Secretary of War appoints can make places into military areas where they determine it necessary. Then he goes on to talk about how the people who decide to stay in areas that have been determined as military areas are required to follow the restrictions the person who chose it to be a military area place. Afterwards, though, he goes on to talk about how the Secretary of War is required to take care of those residents in respect to food, shelter, transportation, and other things. After this he orders all Executive Departments to assist the Secretary of War and the Military Commanders as they can. He ends by stating that this order will not counteract or mess with Executive Order #8972.
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| FDR's Executive Order #9066(click hyperlink for source) |
FDR's Executive Order #9066
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