As a result, about 112,000 folks, each first-era (issei) and second-generation (nisei) Japanese-Americans dwelling on the West Coast have been pressured to go to momentary assembly centers and then to relocation camps, no matter citizenship. These critics also argue that most of the officials who pushed for relocation weren't privy to the intelligence that indicated the existence of a Japanese spy community on the West Coast. On the other facet of the knowledge equation are individuals who use ...