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Stories from 2003-01-09

Clark: 'This War is Genocide'

Timna Rosenheimer | Ha'aretz | January 9, 2003

"Clark won fame and glory when he led the movement to withdraw the American forces from Vietnam. Since then he has been a radical peace activist, and today he is one of the key leaders of the American protest movement against an invasion of Iraq. He is also known as a fierce critic of American foreign policy." [more]

Damned if You Do or Don't

Anastasia Hendrix | San Francisco Chronicle | January 9, 2003

"Guttentag said one of the most glaring problems was that the agency did not conduct enough outreach to explain to immigrants the intricacies of the policy." [more]

False Hopes and Truth Serums

STAFF | Economist | January 9, 2003

"Simple solutions to complex problems rarely succeed. Few problems today are thornier than trying to prevent terrorist acts. So pundits have been calling for the use of 'truth serum' for interrogation of suspected terrorists. Alas, no such drugs are known to work." [more]

Few Register at INS Office

Marc Benjamin | Fresno Bee | January 9, 2003

" 'The question is, do the people have trust in the INS that if they go voluntarily they will not be arrested, and the answer is no,' said Kamal Abu-Shamsieh." [more]

Fiasco in the Making

EDITORIAL | Washington Post | January 9, 2003

"Both the efficacy of the procedure — what will the INS learn and how will the information be used? — and the wisdom of treating law-abiding and largely pro-American foreigners like criminals are debatable, particularly since the precedents are not good." [more]

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