The correct answer is C. Individual rights can be restricted if there is a clear and present danger.
During World War II the provision was made that soldiers of Japanese descent should be relocated and sent to internment camps. This caused a stir in one of the soldiers named Fred Korematsu who refused, arguing that his rights as a US citizen were being violated. However, one of the judges who led this trial named Hugo Black considered that the national security of the United States was a priority during the war for which it was necessary to avoid Japanese espionage because this was considered a clear and persistent danger. In addition, it was argued that it was not a segregation action against Fred Korematsu but the result of a military decision to counter Japan's warlike actions. So, the correct abswer is C. Individual rights can be restricted if there is a clear and present danger.
