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it depends on the situation and what is going on in the world to me, the techniques should only be used as a last resort…

No - they are not United States Citizens, and thus should not receive Constitutional Rights. Instead, they should receiv…

They should be afforded basic rights under the Geneva Convention but not necessarily treated as U.S. citizen in terms of…

Foreign terrorism suspects should be investigated and searched to see if they are suspects, and if they are US citizens…

Depends on each case! Note: if we respect our own freedoms then, like Washington and prisoners, how we treat them matter…

If they are proved to be guilty they should not, however, if not they are given constitutional rights.

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