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We were at war with Japan at the time.
I do not know of any modern government, then or now, that would allow a country at war with them to have domestic assets. Upon declaration of war, all assets would be seized This is common sense and a common practice of government.
If you are referring to the encampment of Asian people during the war, that is another issue, however, not on the surface how it appears.
WHen the US government seized property and arrested and encamped US citizens was wrong, and caused by fear and public outrage. Remember, that at the time, Japan had just attacked ships at Pearl Harbor, without provocation. At that time, Hawaii was a US territory, and I can only guess that it was a strategic outpost for the US Navy that Japan was not happy with.
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