But I doubt its controversial.
If you wanted to refer to someone who was of Indian heritage (as in ancestors from India) but was born in the US, could you call them "American-Indians" or would people think you were talking about Native Americans? Its for an English essay.
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I don't ask to be called European American, even though my ancestors most likely came from Europe.