Congressional Issues 2006
FOREIGN POLICY
Military Tribunals

The 110th Congress should:

• avoid placing the United States or any of its soldiers, employees or officers under foreign tribunals;
• refuse to permit military tribunals from substituting for Constitutional due process in the case of civilians or foreigners

• No Cause for Celebration: Why the Supreme Court’s widely praised rulings on enemy combatants undercut civil liberties
• Military tribunals (fmn)
• Emergencies, Military Tribunals, and the Constitution (fff)
• Terror Tribunals
• International Criminal Court (jbs)
George W. Bush's Constitution

Foreign Affairs

• Problems with the New NATO
• Exiting the Balkan Morass
• Kosovo+Chechnya+Afghanistan: The U.S./Islamic-Oil Connection
• Asian Defense Commitments
• The United Nations
• Relations with China
• Relations with Russia
• Relations with Cuba
• Mideast
• Central/South America
• Africa
• India-Pakistan

International Economic Policy

• Foreign Affairs
• Trade
• Trade Sanctions
• Immigration
• International Financial Crises and the IMF
• Foreign Aid and Economic Development
• The International War on Drugs

War and Imperialism

Conspiracy/Consensus

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