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Originally Posted by HelloHockeyFans
http://www.canada.com/nationalpost/n...c2e7f2&k=77048
"In one of their first and most significant encounters with anti-terrorism laws, several Supreme Court of Canada judges appeared reluctant yesterday to put the rights of people accused of having al-Qaeda ties ahead of national security concerns."
So where do you sit on the fence?
Should the government be allowed to detain non-Canadians indefinitely, without charges, if they are deemed to be a threat to national security?
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It depends on what a threat to national security means. If they're caught with bomb-making materials or a plot to kill the PM then absolutely. If they've only visited an extremist-Islamic website I don't think so.