You’re welcome: Vote shows detainees have U.S. spot to land
We don’t know where on U.S. soil the Obama administration plans to send Guantanamo detainees slated for criminal trials, but there are 224 candidate congressional districts after a vote last week in the House of Representatives .
That’s how many House members voted against a bid to block the transfer of detainees to the United States . All five members of Oklahoma ’s delegation supported a ban ...
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