Was executive order No.9066 necessary during WWII?

     Please note that this question has some opinion to it as one person may find it necessary and another person may not. Because of this, I will give some facts about it so you can make your own opinion and answer the question for yourself.

No.9066 was an executive order that removed of all people deemed a threat to national security from the West Coat to "relocation centers" further inland.This resulted in the "incarceration" of Japanese Americans.On December 7 of 1941, the Empire of Japan attacked Pearl Harbor Naval Base in Hawaii. This attack caused a lot of fear about West Coast national security.Many of the people forced out were Japanese Americans that were full United States citizens.Men, women, and children were all "kicked out" of the States.

The information in this answer was restated from www.archives.gov.

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Britain and its empire stood alone against hitler and mussolini. in june 1941, hitler broke the non-aggression agreement with stalin and germany invaded the soviet union. in december, japan attacked the us and britain. the main lines of world war ii had formed.