Supreme Court 8 Korematsu V. The United States

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Oct 18, 20174:17Arts

Did the U.S. government have the right to round up and detain Japanese American citizens during World War II? Did they present a danger and did the U.S. government act reasonably. Fred Korematsu didn't think so. Aft...

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