During World War II, Japanese-American citizens were forced into internment camps by the federal government. These internment camps were opened shortly after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. These Japanese-American citizens were feared by American citizens, despite the fact that over 60% of these individuals were US citizens themselves. Even though this group faced discrimination and unfair profiling, thousands of them served in the US military especially during World War II. So for this statement, all of the answers would be correct.
