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Legal experts raise concerns about the government's broad discretion over who counts as an 'alien enemy,' noting that courts have historically deferred to the executive on foreign terrorist organization designations and that both parties have employed terrorism-ties claims for political purposes.
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CS MonitorCenter · Aug 7, 11:03 PM
The government's broad discretion over who counts as an alien enemy raises concerns among legal experts
Cites: Wadie Said, professor at the University of Colorado Law School · Details: broad discretion
CS MonitorCenter · Aug 7, 11:03 PM
Courts have shown incredible deference to the secretary of state's authority to designate foreign terrorist organizations
Cites: Wadie Said, professor at the University of Colorado Law School · Details: incredible deference
CS MonitorCenter · Aug 7, 11:03 PM
Democratic and Republican administrations have employed terrorism ties claims for political purposes
Cites: Wadie Said, professor at the University of Colorado Law School · Details: political purposes