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English: Email correspondence of an FBI officer regarding Defense Humint Service (DHS) interrogation methods in Guantanamo, released by the Bureau in response to Freedom of Information Act Request by the American Civil Liberties Union. Note that DHS in this correspondence refers to the Defense Humint Service and not the Department of Homeland Security.[1] View the original ACLU complaint here |
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| Source | American Civil Liberties Union Freedom of Information Act documents |
| Author | Federal Bureau of Investigation |
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References
- ↑ White, Josh. FBI Interrogators in Cuba Opposed Aggressive Tactics, Washington Post, February 24, 2006
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