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The Battle for Due Process: Migrants and the Law

Mark Levin Podcast

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Japanese American Internment: A Legal Legacy

This chapter explores the historical and legal ramifications of the 1944 Supreme Court case regarding the internment of Japanese Americans during World War II. It contrasts national security concerns with dissenting opinions on civil rights, highlighting Fred Korematsu's resistance and the ongoing implications for due process and immigration policy.

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