Jeremy Rabkin

Professor of Constitutional Law, George Mason University Law School

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Professor of Constitutional Law at George Mason University Law School

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Yesterday, government officials toured the  Thomson Correctional Facility , an unoccupied state prison 150 miles northwest of Chicago.  It might be the next stop for prisoners now held…

Obama Administration Eyes Gitmo North in Thomson, Illinois

Yesterday, government officials toured the Thomson Correctional Facility , an unoccupied state prison 150 miles northwest of Chicago.  It might be the next stop for prisoners now held…

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Closing Guantanamo Bay means finding another place for some 200 prisoners Donald Rumsfeld once called "the worst of the worst."

Closing Guantanamo: Easier Said than Done

Closing Guantanamo Bay means finding another place for some 200 prisoners Donald Rumsfeld once called "the worst of the worst."

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