PLEASE HELP According to the film, why were Japanese Americans forced to relocate?

They would provide a workforce for the US aircraft industry.

The government wanted to protect the Pacific coast in case of an attack.

They had taken part in the attack on Pearl Harbor.

The government needed their farms for the war effort.

The policy was enacted under the guise of protecting the country. Japanese-Americans were relocated from the West Coast to the interior in an effort to prevent anti-American war activities like espionage and sabotage. Basically they were attacked!

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They'd taken part in the attack on Pearl Harbour

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Not sure which film you're referring to, but from what I can gather from the question that was the reason Japanese Americans were forced to relocate in the first place, due to old racist dudes running the country and thinking it was a top tier idea

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