News and Analysis (4/4/08)

Classified anti-Fourth Amendment legal memo also raised the possibility of further military deployment inside the US, and has not been formally withdrawn, but only “repudiated” by other DoJ officials…

…while others link it to possible justification for the warrantless wiretapping immediately begun after 9/11:

Perhaps due to a mass desertion within his army’s ranks, Iraqi PM Maliki finally calls it quits on the fight with Sadr’s militia:

Farcical assertions of an Al-Qaeda/Iran partnership (perhaps like the ones with Saddam Hussein) are disputed in the latest comments by Al-Zawahiri himself:

Although never taking up arms against the US with no evidence of planning a terrorist attack, ethnic Uighur Huzaifa Parhat has spent six years being detained in Gitmo …

… while ACLU attorney Ben Wizner protests that “‘There is no remotely legitimate basis for the government to withhold these prisoners’ account of their mistreatment:” ”

A day before local elections across the country, the Egyptian police round up another 51 Muslim Brothers in a pre-dawn raid:

Alejandro

Alejandro Beutel is program assistant for the Minaret of Freedom Institute with expertise in religious freedom, democratization and security issues.


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