In the case of Korematsu v. United States regarding the wartime intern

In the case of Korematsu v. United States regarding the wartime internment, the Supreme Court held that

A) Japanese aliens could be legally interred, but that Japanese-American citizens could not.
B) the War Relocation Authority had no constitutional authority to incarcerate law-abiding citizens.
C) national security considerations legally authorized the internment policy.
D) Japanese Americans who suffered financial losses due to internment would be compensated by the federal government.

ANSWER
C