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War often leads to situations that Americans would never accept during peaceful times, like putting men and women who were seen as a threat to America's safety into internment camps.
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Bosse, Paula. “Enemy Aliens” and the WWII Internment Camp at Seagoville.” Flash Back : Dallas, 2017. https://flashbackdallas.com/2017/01/31/enemy-aliens-and-the-wwii-internment-camp-at-seagoville/. Accessed 21 07 2024.
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