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SarahNET News Barack Obama ´has authority to use drone strikes to kill Americans on US soil´ - Telegraph
SarahNET News Barack Obama ´has authority to use drone strikes to kill Americans on US soil´ - TelegraphBarack Obama ´has authority to use drone strikes to kill Americans on US soil´ - Telegraph
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Barack Obama ´has authority to use drone strikes to kill Americans on US soil´ - Telegraph
Eric Holder argued that using lethal military force against an American in his home country would be legal and justified in an "extraordinary circumstance" comparable to the September 11 terrorist attacks. "The president could conceivably have no choice but to authorise the military to use such force if necessary to protect the homeland," Mr Holder said. His statement was described as "more than frightening" by Senator Rand Paul, a Republican from Kentucky, who had demanded to know the Obama administration´s position on the subject. "It is an affront the constitutional due process rights of all Americans," said Mr Paul, a 50-year-old favourite of the anti-government Tea Party movement, who is expected to run for president in 2016.
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