Former government attorneys and defense experts fear that foreign
terrorists could capitalize on a new House proposal that would afford
them full protection under the U.S. legal system, potentially spurring a
domestic influx of would-be terrorists who may seek to exploit the
legal loophole.
The amendment, spearheaded by Reps. Justin Amash (R., Mich.) and Adam
Smith (D., Wash), would implement an unprecedented reversal in
longstanding U.S. policy by requiring that terrorists be prosecuted in
civilian courts—a shift that would also allow them to be housed among
general inmates in American prisons.
The amendment would prevent the president from effectively fighting
the war on terror, thereby posing a serious threat to the country’s
national security, experts warn.
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How can the president fight terrorism when he is a known terrorist and protects the muslim religion?
ReplyDeleteWAIT, how the f do we give them full rights in courts for being terrorists yet if you are an American you can be held with no trial for thinking of being a terrorist?
ReplyDeleteSeems to me, they want the terrorist to come here so they will harm us and then they can use that to take our liberties...
ReplyDeleteExactly 4:57!
ReplyDeleteAnd when that doesn't happen, they manufacture a plot with a dumb hole they psychologically subvert with a position of authority then TA DA!
Media blitz propaganda stunt to scare everyone.
B.S. >
Try living in Israel, where rockets rain down daily from REAL Hezbollah and palestinian Muslim terrorists.
They deserve the bare minimum of rights afforded by the Geneva convention. Period.
We don't negotiate with terrorists...or used to not. Why would they have ANY rights here in this country? Legal or otherwise?
ReplyDelete3 squares & A 6x6 room with bars on windows & door is their only "right".
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