This is obviously a question that has biases and changes depending on who you ask so I'm not entirely sure why you would ask it on brainly, but I like the subject so I digress.
I think the United States government was completely unjustified in their treatment of Japanese-American citizens during WW2. They forced them into pseudo-concentration camps, with rigid conditions although most of them were not even associated with their homeland for 2 or more generations at that point in time. It was a violation of their rights and deserved supreme court justice.
