In Defense of Internment: The Case for 'Racial Profiling' in World War II and the War on Terror Book

	Introduction : a time to discriminate
Ch. 1	The turncoats on Niihau Island	1
Ch. 2	The threat of the Rising Sun	7
Ch. 3	Sympathizers and subversives	17
Ch. 4	Spies like us	27
Ch. 5	The MAGIC revelations	37
Ch. 6	The internment of enemy aliens	53
Ch. 7	The rationale for evacuation	65
Ch. 8	Executive order 9066	81
Ch. 9	The myth of the American "concentration camp"	95
Ch. 10	Reparations, revisionism, and the race card	113
Ch. 11	The "puffery" defense	129
Ch. 12	Damning America	143
	Conclusion : 12/7, 9/11, and beyond	149
App. A	Richard Kotoshirodo	167
App. B	MAGIC cables	175
App. C	Intelligence memos	209
App. D	The Kenji Ito case	271
App. E	The Coram Nobis cases	273
App. F	The camps and centers	281