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In this five-page letter, Susu-Mago describes the isolation at Tulare Assembly Center, the incredulousness and resentment felt by younger internees with older parents, and internees´ worries over the properties they were forced to give up back home. Susu-Mago relates a few stories to illustrate her "most vociferous" tone in "damning the whole movement". For example, she gives an account of a young man who jumped over the wire at Tulare one day (saying, "I just couldn't stand it any longer, so I went out.") and was arrested.
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