During World Wars I and II, it was used to justify detentions and expulsions of German, Austro-Hungarian, Italian and Japanese immigrants.
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So when they deport everyone who's gonna work in the slaughterhouses?
All these newly unemployed federal employees, and their kids
Just in case you guys didn’t know.
Freedom of speech is literally always suspended during war time. It’s all part of the plan.