On the recordJune 14, 2010
If an individual is arrested with a bomb attempting to attack the United States, a non-citizen... why wouldn't the best procedure be to presumptively charge them through the military commission process?
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congress.govIf an individual is arrested with a bomb attempting to attack the United States, a non-citizen... why wouldn't the best procedure be to presumptively charge them through the military commission process?
Sessions questions the appropriate legal process for non-citizens arrested for terrorism.
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