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Ayotte says no to bringing bin Laden son-in-law to U.S. for trial
In a Washington news conference Thursday with fellow Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, Ayotte said the Obama administration’s lack of a war-time detention policy for foreign members of al-Qaida, as well as its refusal to detain and interrogate them at Guanatanmo Bay, makes our nation less safe.
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