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]President Trump takes office, And the gate slams shut.And It was the 20th of January, 2017, when I visited Mustapha Nasser's family.Martina Burtscher who works for Reprieve is the person who they sent to tell Abdul Latif’s family the news.So I was the one physically going there and telling them in person, "No, this is not gonna happen." This constant striving toward the promise of values like equality and justice and freedom of speech, I think all of that is beautiful and righteous.

During the ceremony, I found myself thinking about you.And what you would think about the fact that I did that.The fact that I have actively decided to become a part of this country that is imprisoning you without a trial.Soon I will have an American passport which will have my -- and hence also your -- name on it.
But besides the fact that it was just a tiny bit late ...The Secretary of State said, "Yes, I concur on this transfer." Accuracy and availability may vary. I was blessed with a very loving family. They told me over and over again this must have been a mistake, and Martina I'm sure that you can figure out a way. Or …A couple of nights before my citizenship ceremony, I read the journalist Ben Taub's profile of Muhammadu Salahi, one of the former detainees who was tortured at Guantanamo.

Episode 6: Washington, D.C. He shares his name with another man: Abdul Latif Nasser, detainee 244 at Guantanamo Bay. Hope to hear from you soon and if I don't, Ramadan Kareem in advance. But instead, we held him with no due process, no trial, longer than some people in the U.S. who get life sentences actually serve. That's obviously not my situation. Just because is it like -- is it part of the burden or the baggage?

So Shelby files an emergency motion in the Federal District Court of DC.Asking the court to grant the writ of habeas corpus.A writ of habeas corpus is an order that the government has to show up in court to give a reason to hold Abdul Latif or else he’s free to go.We're basically saying to the judge, "Look, you have this PRB determination in front of you that says, 'You know what? "Today, my family is just as supportive as ever. Until one day when he makes a bizarre and shocking discovery. To me, all of that feels quite simply un-American. Along the way, Radiolab’s Latif reflects on American values and his own religious past, and wonders how his namesake, a fellow nerdy, suburban Muslim kid, may have gone down such a strikingly different path. ]You'd have to be naive to think that the policy objectives were gonna remain the same after noon on -- on January 20, 2017.It became clear that we had two and a half months to sort of do everything.Actually, they really only had one and half months, because Congress, jittery about letting these guys go, demanded 30 days to review every transfer before it gets carried out. Today, I have a wonderful set of nieces and nephews. Along the way, Radiolab’s Latif reflects on American values and his own religious past, and wonders how his namesake, a fellow nerdy, suburban Muslim kid, may have gone down such a strikingly different path. Episode 6: Washington, D.C. "You know, you ask a question, it may take three weeks to get an answer back.Okay, so you are -- you are seeing this unfold.
Fact-checking by Diane Kelly and Margot Williams. I was born in Canada. I think he did fight at Tora Bora, and that he fled, was captured, and was sold for a bounty.

And all the while, time’s running out.The team at the State Department is keeping their heads down.Wait. It's a story of bureaucracy and paperwork, sure, but it's the most dramatic story of paperwork I've ever heard. This text may not be in its final form and may be updated or revised in the future. Like ...Yeah. I was born on March 4th, 1965, in Casablanca into a fairly large family. At the same time, I think he did not have anything to do with the bombing of the Bamiyan Buddhas. "Sometimes the response back from the country was a bit standoffish. It had some great pull quotes. In some way, it’s a story about the fight for the soul of this country.Wonderful! By the time I'd passed that test and cleared all the other bureaucratic hurdles, I had also tracked Abdul Latif's journey from Morocco to Sudan to Afghanistan to Guantanamo. Editing by Jad Abumrad and Soren Wheeler. We were seated in a small apartment done with traditional Moroccan tile walls and a quite generous guest room. But at this point, I do have conclusions about what he did and didn’t do. If so, where will you hold him? Treat him right. Listen online or download the iHeartRadio App.View the Episode Archive » Subscribe to the podcast via iTunes | RSS. So ...You can't just put somebody on a plane and drop them off.So, step two: Both countries have to agree to a set of conditions for the transfer.Ben was the facilitator between Morocco and this big U.S. government inter-agency working group.So typically the way this would work is that an agency would raise a question.Sometimes little niggling procedural questions, or just basic stuff like, “Are you gonna keep him in your custody at all after he gets there? I think he was a low- to mid-level fighter who, as far as I can tell, never targeted civilians, never killed any Americans.

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