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What was the final vote?
The U.S. Supreme Court voted 6-3 majority to confirmed Korematsu’s conviction. The case was written by Justice Hugo Black
The court felt that the US military’s stance that some Japanese Americans might be loyal to the country of their ancestors rather than the United States. Because it could not separate the Japanese Americans who were loyal to the United States or loyal to Japan, the order of President Franklin Roosevelt to restrict all Japanese Americans to relocation camps took effect. The Supreme Court decided that national security during World War II was more important than the equal rights of a racial group.
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