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Immigration Enforcement and Human Rights

US immigration enforcement has created a network of secret prisons where detainees are deprived of legal rights and adequate medical care. That's according to a lengthy series in the Washington Post. Also, the California Supreme Court rules on gay marriage, and President Bush denounces "appeasers." Did he mean Barack Obama?

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By Warren Olney • May 15, 2008 • 1h 0m Listen

US immigration enforcement has created a network of secret prisons where detainees are deprived of legal rights and adequate medical care. That's according to a lengthy series in the Washington Post. We hear from one of the writers and from Immigration and Customs Enforcement, which says the reports are based on "myths," rather than "facts." Also, the California Supreme Court rules on gay marriage, and what President Bush told the Israeli Knesset today. Barack Obama calls it "a false political attack" on him.

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