In what ways did the United States violate the constitutional rights of Japanese Americans during World War II?

A. Japanese Americans had to sell their property and possessions for less than they were worth.

B. Japanese Americans were held without just
cause and deprived of liberty and property without due process.

C. Japanese Americans were sent out of the country to camps in the desert.

D. Japanese Americans were not allowed to join the military to defend the nation.

Question

In what ways did the United States violate the constitutional rights of Japanese Americans during World War II?

A. Japanese Americans had to sell their property and possessions for less than they were worth.

B. Japanese Americans were held without just 
cause and deprived of liberty and property without due process.

C. Japanese Americans were sent out of the country to camps in the desert.

D. Japanese Americans were not allowed to join the military to defend the nation.

anonymous · Answer

I believe is B. Because after the bombing the American's questioned Japanese-Americans loyalty to the USA.