Now: I do remember that back in high school when we studied the whole Japanese internment issue, the question of “was there any solid information that there WAS widespread subversive activity among the Issei/Nikkei population?” never even came up. Which is interesting.

There is nothing “racist” or “xenophobic” in suggesting that people who were, for the most part, economic immigrants, would feel highly conflicted - at least, a substantial number of them - when Total War broke out between their homeland and their adopted country.