Which was the most serious constitutional question raised by the presence of interment camps in the united states during world war ii?

For this question I would say that the answer is the first option "Most detainees were U.S. citizens and were being held without charges or the prospect of a speedy hearing". During WWII, the United States placed Japanese-American citizens in internment camps because they were of Japanese descent, so they figured that every single one of them was a spy. This was an unjust and unconstitutional act, that would embarrass the United States for years to come.  I hope this helps :) 

Sponge bob ate the crab

He droped it over the bridge into the river