I don't believe it does, because I believe that detention on the basis of dangerousness alone is unconstitutional.
Jerry Nadler: “I don't believe it does, because I believe that detention on the basis of dangerousness alone is unconstitutional.”
On the recordJuly 7, 2009
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Nadler emphasizes that Congress cannot grant the President authority for dangerousness-based detention.
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