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It was over six years ago that America first saw the images of hooded men in bright orange jumpsuits being kept in the brutal conditions of the eerily named Camp X-Ray. Despite cries of outrage, the camp, and others like it around the world, remains open.

We believe that torture is illegal and un-American. Our founders rejected dungeons and chose due process – and so do we. We believe that no president should be given the unchecked power to call someone an enemy and lock them away indefinitely. We are calling on the government to stop indefinite detention, try detainees in the U.S., or release them to countries where they won't be tortured.


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MULTIMEDIA

> Audio: Legal Director Steve Shapiro talks about what is at stake in the legal battle over Guantánamo, detention and the Military Commissions Act.
> Audio: "The Road to Guantánamo"
> Audio: Steven Watt & Steven Gray on Ghost Plane
> Audio/Video: Rapper El-P Addresses Torture and Abuse in Latest Video
> Video: ACLU Sues Jeppesen, Boeing Subsidiary, for Participation in CIA Kidnapping
> Video: Khaled El-Masri After Arguments in His Case


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OTHER MATERIALS

> Case Profile: Boumediene v. Bush and Al Odah v. United States

> Letter: Anthony D. Romero to Defense Secretary Robert Gates

> Speech: Romero Calls Guantánamo Policies 'Fundamentally Lawless'


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