President Barack Obama has statutory power to them without first release of deadly force, such as unmanned aircraft to strike against the Americans in the trial in the territory of the United States, Attorney General Eric Holder on Tuesday announced a wrote in the letter.
Holders, write the Kentucky Republican Senator Rand Paul stressed that Obama "has no intention" of unmanned aerial vehicles to attack his fellow citizens, and the only way to do, faced with "special circumstances".
Paul has asked the Obama administration to February 20, the President has the right to authorize the destruction of weapons, such as unmanned aircraft against a U.S. citizen in the United States without trial. "On Tuesday, he condemned the" terrible "and" an insult to the response of the holders of constitutional due process rights of all Americans. '
"The U.S. government does not combat UAV United States has no intention to do so, assure holders of Paul in the letter of March 4, 2013. Attorney General also stressed:" We oppose the use of force in this country to provide the law enforcement authorities losing can be the best means of the threat of terrorism. '
Holders added: "So, your question is completely hypothetical, is unlikely to happen, we hope never president will have to face."
However, this is possible, I want to imagine a special case, it is necessary and appropriate in accordance with the Constitution and the applicable laws of the United States President to authorize the use of lethal force by the military in the United States, "Holder said. "For example, the President can imagine, there is no choice but to authorize the military's use of force if necessary to protect their homes, in the case of a catastrophic attack like Pearl Harbor or 9/11.
Such an emergency, I will carefully consider the specific facts and circumstances of the scope of the power to advise the chairman, said: "holders.
Paul, his office released a letter condemning the opinion of the Attorney General.
"The U.S. Attorney General has refused to rule out the possibility of U.S. citizens and UAV strikes in the United States is more than terrible, it is an insult to all Americans constitutional right to due process," the senator said in a statement in said.
The occasion of the exchange, the White House agreed to the members of the Senate Intelligence Committee access to all Department of Justice Office of the Legal Adviser, Obama targeted assassination of suspected terrorists overseas, including U.S. citizens extension activities reason. Some members of Congress have warned that they will attempt to prevent the top of Obama counterterrorism adviser John Brennan nominated as the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency, unless they are able to see the memorandum.
A few hours later, the White House agreed to share information, Brennan 12-3 Committee approved, set up a full Senate vote stage.
UAV war on Obama's more popular, at home, reviled throughout the Muslim world, has developed a new review since the NBC News, and published the memorandum of the Ministry of Justice to provide the legal basis behind it. White House "necessary" and "moral" and "wise policy of defense, but the champion of civil liberties have sharply criticized it.
 



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