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7 April, 10:27

Which wartime action violated the Constitution in the name of protecting the United States from perceived threats?

A. News organizations were not permitted to film casualties returning home.

B. Prisoners of war were tortured and detained without charges.

C. Japanese Americans were sent to internment camps.

D. Wiretaps were placed on phones without warrants.

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