How can Congress help with this issue, because it's obviously of deep concern if we are in a position where we capture a high-value target or a repeat offender and that person still remains a danger, or we need to have them in a position where we can gather important information from them?
Ayotte emphasizes the need for Congressional support in handling dangerous detainees.
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