This radio report was issued by Dillon S. Myer, the director of the War Relocation Authority, and contains information about the Tule Lake Concentration Camp and its use as a segregation camp for "disloyal" or "hostile" Japanese Americans. The report vaguely describes what has come to be known as the Loyalty Questionnaire, in which all Japanese Americans were asked to fill out a form that would prove their loyalty or lack thereof. There were two crucial questions that involved participation in war efforts, and disbanding any loyalty to Japan and its Emperor, if a prisoner answered "no" to any of these questions, they were deemed disloyal and sent to Tule Lake. The report also details an account of a protest from the incarcerated at Tule Lake, as well as the building of the site.
