In the United States, Japanese Americans were relocated to internment camps during World War II. The decision to do so was unconstitutional, and the practice had lasting consequences for the internees. How could a writer improve this introduction.

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In the United States, Japanese Americans were relocated to internment camps during World War II. The decision to do so was unconstitutional, and the practice had lasting consequences for the internees. How could a writer improve this introduction.

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Colt Hobbs · Answer 1

After Pearl Harbor, the U. S. government relocated Japanese Americans to internment camps. The decision to do so was unconstitutional, and the practice had lasting physical and psychological consequences for the internees.