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In the late 1940s the Congress passed the Japanese American Claims Act that compensated people for property losses due to relocation during WW II.\

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meerkat18

True.  This was made
possible through the efforts of President Harry S. Truman.  This was to help Japanese Americans who lost
much due to their internment in the camps during the war.  Still many Japanese proved their loyalty by
enlisting in the U.S. army during the war.

Neuron

This is true. The Japanese American Claims Act was seen as the "right thing to do" due to the negative consequences of World War II and which it had on the populace at the time. They suffered quite some damage due to the war conditions in which America has found itself.

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