6. What was the dissenting justices view about the internment of Japanese Americans?

They viewed the internment as necessary during the war

Explanation:

When the case came to the supreme court, the court, in a  6-3 decision decided to support the forceful internment. The majority of the justices held the belief that in war, the duty of protecting people from possible espionage was far more important than their rights.

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