Internee (noun)

1. A person who is interned, especially a civilian who is detained during a war or for political reasons.
2. A person who lives or is housed within a specified area or place.

Origin:

French interné, past participle of interner to intern, from old french, from latin internus within.

Examples:

1. During the war, the government interned thousands of Japanese Americans as suspected enemy aliens.
2. The internees were housed in camps and subjected to harsh conditions.
3. The internee was granted parole after serving several years in prison.
4. The internees were allowed to work and attend school within the camp.
5. The internee was eventually released and allowed to return home.