Following the U.S. declaration of war again the Axis nations, the U.S. government immediately conducted arrests of Japanese

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Following the U.S. declaration of war against the Axis nations, the U.S. government conducted immediate arrests of Japanese individuals who were seen as community influencers or potential threats. This included newspaper editors, civil rights leaders, community leaders, and Buddhist priests, among others, as part of broader internment and persecution policies targeting Japanese Americans during World War II.