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During World War II many Japanese Americans living on the West Coast were relocated to detention centers primarily because they
- Were seen as potential security threats
- Refuse to serve in the US military
- Express their support for Italy and Germany
- we’re known spies for Japan

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- were seen as potential security threats

While this was never proven to be true and many Japanese Americans actually wanted to help serve in the army.
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