Although German-Americans Were Generally Loyal Citizens,during the War They Were

Although German-Americans were generally loyal citizens,during the war they were subjected to all of the following except

A) rumors that they were spying and sabotaging the U.S.
B) violent attacks such as tarring, feathering, beatings and lynchings.
C) deportation back to Germany.
D) German books were removed from libraries and German courses cancelled.
E) renaming German foods; sauerkraut became liberty cabbage.