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[Swiss Mercenary]

Do you think people think about that before commiting crimes, or acts of terror?

I don't think that anyone's arguing for terrorists to not be punished, here.

But if you've got a person in custody, some, you know, charges might show that you are detaining him for a reason.

I would guess they do. So, while I'm not advocating the willy nilly detention of Americans or non-Americans, I think Congress is acting within the confines of the constitution and its allowances for when the writ of Habeas Corpus can be suspended.

Considering that according to the fourteenth amendment, eqaul protection under the law is to be provided to both citizens, and non-citizens, that bill should be seen as non-consitutional as well.