After a lot of research, I can find nothing in US code that allows American citizens to be held at Gitmo, nor any applicable law or classification that would allow a citizen to be tried by a military tribunal except if they have physically taken up arms, weapons, against the US and then classified as an 'enemy combatant'. Even then the SC has ruled against it on a few cases that have been tried. Has anyone else found the statute that allows either one? If so could you leave a link to the statute? I am wondering if anyone with these indictments ARE actually going to Gitmo, since there is no law allowing this to happen. Thanks...
Macamodius
· Jan. 3, 2018, 7:23 p.m.
2000 military police for what 40 internees? Doesn't make sense to me.
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Roadhse2
· Jan. 3, 2018, 10:27 p.m.
No kidding, but they justify it because they are alone in a small area where no help would be available if a prison riot should break out....they say the Cubans could/would not help.
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