The US has been killing Islamic State fighters with airstrikes and drones, but now 300 Special Forces are on the ground in Iraq. They're conducting so-called "targeted raids," and taking prisoners. But they're not the only ones. Today, Kurdish Peshmerga reportedly captured a US citizen, Mohammed Jamal Amin from Virginia — who is said to have entered Syria from Turkey and then made his way to Iraq — complicating the issue of what to do with ISIS detainees. Questions about "enhanced interrogation" and Guantánamo Bay are already being raised in the presidential campaign.
It's Detention and Interrogation All Over Again
Credits
Guests:
- David Glazier - Professor of Law, Loyola Law School
- Shane Harris - Washington Post reporter covering intelligence and national security - @ShaneHarris
- Patrick Skinner - Soufan Group - @SkinnerPm
- Rukmini Callimachi - New York Times - @rcallimachi