Which individual was a vocal advocate for Japanese American internment and later became a Supreme Court Justice?
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Correct answer: Earl Warren
As Attorney General of California, Earl Warren was a major proponent of the removal policy. Years later, as Chief Justice, he expressed deep regret for his role in the internment during his retirement.
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