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23 September, 06:38

Based on this excerpt, what conclusion can be made?

If evidence existed that someone was disloyal to the United States during wartime, the individual could legally be interned.

Justices, like Americans, were divided on whether or not Japanese internment was imprisonment.

Since the United States was at war, civil liberties were more important than national security.

All Americans were responsible for keeping their fellow citizens safe during wartime.