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Islamic State fighter from U.S. in custody in Iraq

Woulda, shoulda, coulda. Now lets deal with the political reality of the situation. If confirmed by the FBI and DOJ that he is a US citizen, the DOJ will then charge him with supporting terrorism and will be extradited to the USA for trial.

Nahhh, just let them keep him. We can use the money for other stuff, like to save whales or something.
 
Nahhh, just let them keep him. We can use the money for other stuff, like to save whales or something.

Im almost 99% sure that what you are promoting will not happen.
 
Except the historical precedent does say there is a difference. A pretty big one.

Write me in here on historical precedent?
Also, crimes were committed against Iraqi citizens.
 
Im almost 99% sure that what you are promoting will not happen.

It might not. We traded five terrorists for one deserter. Why would we expect our president or State Department to be any smarter this time?
 
It might not. We traded five terrorists for one deserter. Why would we expect our president or State Department to be any smarter this time?

Yea! Thanks Obama!
 
Woulda, shoulda, coulda. Now lets deal with the political reality of the situation. If confirmed by the FBI and DOJ that he is a US citizen, the DOJ will then charge him with supporting terrorism and will be extradited to the USA for trial.


You are sure of that?

That Iraq won't charge him as a criminal? Because under most extradition agreements [if there is one with Iraq] he will have to face any and all charges laid in the originating country. Unless there is some serious **** hidden here or the US wants him for intelligence, he will come home again, in a box
 
They have?
They have the right to try him 1st

Yup. Also a US crime. Actively supporting a designated terrorist organization.
As it is in many countries

Our world political statute and power and direct influence over our deemed allies.
Tell that to the EU who refused to extradite, skipped his sentencing for rape, the Hollywood director. Cannot recall his name.


Because he is a US citizen....
Who may have murdered Iraqi's.
 
They have the right to try him 1st


As it is in many countries


Tell that to the EU who refused to extradite, skipped his sentencing for rape, the Hollywood director. Cannot recall his name.



Who may have murdered Iraqi's.



Roman Polanski. All French citizens are protected from extradition.
 
As he confused refugees with terrorists. If I recall correctly he (TAT) is against accepting any refugees.

I'm against accepting refugees from the ME. No problem with Asian or Latin American refugees.
 
Except the historical precedent does say there is a difference. A pretty big one.
Write me in here on historical precedent?
Also, crimes were committed against Iraqi citizens in Iraq.
 
I would like to see a source for this.

I doubt very much that there is one. Section 3 of Article III of the Constitution defines Treason, but says nothing about citizenship.

An argument might be made that he is a traitor, but it would be a very weak argument, except in one of the corrupt courts of the US judiciary.
 
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