A bipartisan team of senators is asking the Trump administration why the convicted terrorist who became known as the “American Taliban” is about to get early release from federal prison.
And the questions are coming in part from the chairman of the Senate Appropriations Committee.
Republican Sen. Richard C. Shelby of Alabama and Democratic Sen. Maggie Hassan of New Hampshire have lots of questions for the Trump administration about the expected release on May 23 from federal prison of John Walker Lindh.
The bipartisan senators have asked Hugh Hurwitz, the acting director of the Federal Bureau of Prisons, to answer several questions about preparations for the release of convicted terrorists.
“We write to express concern over the anticipated release of convicted American Taliban fighter John Walker Lindh and request information about what steps the U.S. government is taking to ensure public safety,” Shelby and Hassan wrote in their Friday letter.
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Screw early...why is he getting out at all?!
ReplyDeleteWhy is he alive at all ? We need to start executing people the way our third world foes do.
ReplyDeleteDo they think that they're un-brainwashed him?
ReplyDeleteHang his pathetic ass.
ReplyDeleteDon't think President Trump had anything to do with it. It was probably based on the law. Whoever decided on an early release should be investigated.
ReplyDeleteHe won't live long.
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