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3. How did the Japanese American Citizens League fight for Japanese American civil rights? The group sought compensation for World War II internment. The group sought citizenship rights for Asian American
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3. How did the Japanese American Citizens League fight for Japanese American civil rights?

The group sought compensation for World War II internment.
The group sought citizenship rights for Asian American immigrants.
The group fought for labor reform during World War II.
The group sought employment programs for Asian American immigrants.

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the group sought compensation for world war 2 immigrants

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