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Why did the U.S government support Japanese-interment during WWII
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Why did the U.S government support Japanese-interment during WWII

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They supported it because they belivead that the Japanese were a threat to the people of America since the bombing of Pearl Harbor. They also belived that what they were doing was good and they thought that they were protecting the Japanese.

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