A district-court judge has suspended enforcement of a law that could
strip U.S. citizens of their civil rights and allow indefinite detention
of individuals President Obama believes to be in support of terror.
The Obama administration has refused to ensure that the First
Amendment rights of authors and writers who express contrary positions
or report on terror group activities are protected under his new
National Defense Authorization Act.
Targeted in the stunning ruling from U.S. District Judge Katherine B.
Forrest of New York was Paragraph 1021 of the NDAA, which Obama signed
into law last Dec. 31. The vague provision appears to allow for the
suspension of civil rights for, and indefinite detention of, those
individuals targeted by the president as being in support of terror.
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2 comments:
Going down?
You just let another attack happen on USA soil (like the last time) and people don't care.
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