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Americans Believe U.S. Should Not Imprison Innocent People Indefinitely to Extract Information

2006-07-17
On: July 17, 2006

Americans Believe U.S. Should Not Imprison Innocent People Indefinitely to Extract Information July 17, 2006 Full Report American Questionnaire/Methodology Should the United States’ military and intelligence agencies be allowed to hold people because they may provide useful intelligence in the war on terror? A new WPO poll finds that mostContinue Reading

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