Mr. Justice Black delivered the courts decision and felt that \"to cast this case in outlines of racial prejudice, without reference to real rnilitaiy dangers which were presented, merely confuses the issue\" (T+S, 273). Vague in accuracy, Justice Black's statement does not show any proof of the Japanese American people being traitors to the United States. He says that the reasoning was not based on racial prejudice, but then fails to explain the rationale used instead. The United States government and militaiy should be capable of getting through a war without singling out their own people because they share some similar traits with the enemy. To judge a group of people let alone a single based on race is unprecedented and absurd in any reasoning