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Closing Guantanamo Bay: Options and Decisions

There are a number of options and decisions that the Obama administration will be confronted by in closing Guantanamo Bay. Among them are what should be done with remaining detainees; how should those who have been charged with crimes be treated; how viable is rehabilitation?

by Christopher Boucek
published by
Here on Earth
 on November 24, 2008

Source: Here on Earth

There are a number of options and decisions that the Obama administration will be confronted by in closing Guantanamo Bay. Among them are what should be done with remaining detainees; how should those who have been charged with crimes be treated; how viable is rehabilitation? Carnegie's Christopher Boucek discusses these dilemmas with Wisconsin Public Radio's Jean Feraca.

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