I joined with Senator Feinstein in introducing S. 2003, the Due Process Guarantee Act, to ensure that U.S. citizens apprehended on American soil are not detained indefinitely without charge or without trial.
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Leahy discusses legislation to protect citizens from indefinite detention.
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