Again, I thank my friend. So in furthering what this discussion is about, it is whether non-American citizens seized in the war on terrorism and alleged to be enemy combatants should have habeas corpus rights under our Constitution?
Joe Lieberman: “Again, I thank my friend. So in furthering what this discussion is about, it is whether non-American citizens seized in…”
Editor's note · Context
Discussing habeas corpus rights for non-American citizens in the context of the war on terrorism.
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