Left and right clash over Bush anti-terror measures
Critics from liberal groups to conservative lawmakers fault the administration for ethnic profiling and expanding executive power in the war on terrorism. They point to military tribunals, secret evidence, and monitoring lawyer conversations while Congress faces limited input and hearings loom.
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