President abraham lincoln's suspicions of habeas corpus and president franklin d roosevelt's executive order forcing japanese americans into internment camps both demonstrate that

This is so broad. It could be that trans Pacific racisms fueled domestic policy. It could be that American society was not invulnerable to racism. It could be a demonstration of the power of propaganda, the power that propaganda gives the people who issue it over the people who consume it. It could be a statement on executive power, like, "does keeping the nation safe justify suspending due process?" Which is a conflict we see today with the Military Commissions Act and the NDAA and the Yoo torture memos.