A detainee is escorted from a class in “life skills” inside Camp ... more >“I continue to oppose this provision, which substitutes the Congress‘ blanket political determination for careful and fact-based determinations, made by counterterrorism and law enforcement professionals, of when and where to prosecute Guantanamo detainees,” he said.
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