After going through the House of Representatives and the Senate, Bills are sent to the President, who reviews it and makes a decision on whether to sign it into a law or veto it. Once a bill becomes a law it goes into effect, unless it is given a different date in the bill itself.
The Supreme Court ruled that Executive Order 9066 was indeed constitutional. This order resulted in the removal of Japanese-American citizens, regardless of their citizenship status, into internment camps. Korematsu, a Japanese-American citizen, sued the government for this mistreatment and charged them with violating the constitution.
However, the court ruled in favor of the government. The reason why they did was because they felt that the need to protect American society from Japanese spies outweighed the rights of Japanese-American citizens.
I think this is the answer I hope this help you
I think it is A. Because the factory owners would do anything to make more money. (they were greedy)
