Of the ethnic Japanese who were relocated during World War II, the majority were

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The majority of ethnic Japanese who were relocated during World War II were citizens of the United States. This relocation was part of the internment policy, which targeted Japanese Americans, most of whom were U.S. citizens or legal permanent residents, not because of any proven disloyalty or criminal actions, but because of their ethnic background amidst wartime hysteria.

Of the Ethnic Japanese Who Were Relocated During World War