Question

which two arguments did fred korematsu present against internment? he did not receive due process under the law. he was not a us citizen and therefore was not subject to the law. he was discriminated against for racial reasons. he had been trying to join the military when he was arrested.

Explanation:

Fred Korematsu challenged internment. His key arguments were that he was discriminated against racially (as internment targeted Japanese - Americans) and he did not receive due process (the internment violated his legal rights to a fair process). The option "He was not a US citizen and therefore was not subject to the law" is incorrect as Korematsu was a US citizen. "He had been trying to join the military when he was arrested" is not a core argument against internment. "He was arrested" is a statement of fact, not an argument.

Answer:

• He did not receive due process under the law.
• He was discriminated against for racial reasons.