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: Essentially Contested America

U. S. Court Fails to Protect Basic Individual Rights

By Robert Justin Lipkin

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Read about the latest injustice to Maher Arar, a Syrian born, Canadian citizen: "A United States appeals court decision upholding the arar: dismissal of a lawsuit from Canadian Maher Arar essentially enables the U.S. government to send foreigners to be tortured, a lawyer with a human rights group representing Arar said Monday.   . . .   'It means that the U.S. can do to anyone what they did to Maher,' said Maria LaHood, a senior attorney with the U.S.-based Center for Constitutional Rights.  . . .  'They can do it to anyone, to any foreign citizen, and use the immigration process as a guise, basically, to send someone to be tortured.'  . . .  Mr. Arar was labelled a member of al-Qaeda when he switched planes at New York's Kennedy Airport in 2002 as he returned to Canada from vacation." To continue reading click here.  ECA has posted on Mr. Arar's tragic story before here, here, and here.

Full post as published by Essentially Contested America on July 09, 2008 (boomark / email).

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