That place was Manzanar.
The WRA was tasked with creating these places, which were heavily supported by John L. DeWitt. The largest of these places, and the last to continue operating, was located at Tule Lake. One located in Owens Valley was the site of a series of photographs made by Dorothea Lange and Ansel Adams. That place was Manzanar. Most of the people who lived in these places were either "issei" or "nisei". First established by Executive Order 9066, these places were declared constitutional in the 1944 case Korematsu v. US. For 10 points, name these locations to which members of an Asian ethnicity were forcibly relocated after Pearl Harbor.
The WRA was tasked with creating these places, which were heavily supported by John L. DeWitt.
Japanese-American internment camps [or same-knowledge equivalents; prompt on partial answer]