During World War II, the U. S. government’s justification for establishing internment camps was to... (A) Assimilate immigrants into American society.
(B) Persecute nonwhite ethnic minorities.
(C) Detain potential enemies during wartime.
(D) Train U. S. citizens for military service.

C

Explanation:

they considered them dangerous and a threat so to ensure no father attacks were made they put them in internment camps

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