Instead, President Bush asserts the power to hold them indefinitely at Guantanamo or, in his unreviewable discretion, to bring them to trial before military commissions that deny them the due process protections to which they would be entitled if any of the three legal systems were followed.
Al contrario, el Presidente Bush se declara facultado para retenerlos indefinidamente en Guantánamo o -con su inapelable arbitrio- llevarlos a juicio ante comisiones militares que les deniegan la debida protección procesal a la que, si se siguiera alguno de los tres sistemas legales, tendrían derecho.