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Senate, Obama clash on bill authorizing military detention of terror.
On the military detention provision, their main task is going to be to find a solution that can. had to say in a Statement of Administrative Policy on the Senate bill:.
Dec 10, 2011. Carl Levin (D-MI) on Senate floor explaining it was Obama who requested. Stop Senate bill allowing military detention of American citizens!
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Defense Bill Allows For Indefinite Military Detention of American.
S.2175 - Due Process and Military Detention Amendments Act of.
Defense Bill Would Allow Military to Indefinitely Detain Americans.
Detention Policy And The Defense Bill: Statement Of. - Patrick Leahy.
On the military detention provision, their main task is going to be to find a solution that can. had to say in a Statement of Administrative Policy on the Senate bill:.
Dec 10, 2011. Carl Levin (D-MI) on Senate floor explaining it was Obama who requested. Stop Senate bill allowing military detention of American citizens!
Jun 24, 2011. The Senate committee bill provides for mandatory military detention for certain foreign terrorism suspects, making it difficult them to be tried in.
Nov 30, 2011. The Senate rejected Nov.. bill (S. 1867) of language that would require the military detention of suspected terrorists captured within the.
Senate Approves Indefinite Military Detention of U.S. Citizens in U.S.. 0. 0. ndaa- bill-meme-generator-there-s-no-way-. The National Defense Authorization Act.
We Are All Really Bradley Manning Now: Senate Passes Military.
Nov 28, 2011. Defense Bill Would Allow Military to Indefinitely Detain Americans. The Senate will be voting on Tuesday on a defense bill that would.
Dec 2, 2011. Before voting to leave current law unchanged, the Senate rejected, 55 to. the bill's provision mandating military detention of non-citizen terror.
Dec 26, 2012. Senate Approves Indefinite Military Detention of U.S. Citizens in U.S.. Senator John McCain (R-Arizona) removed the provision from the bill.
Is the President's Indefinite Detention Power Limited to Foreigners.
New NDAA's Loopholes Make Its Military Detention Provisions.