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The Justice Department announced terrorism charges Thursday against two men accused of recruiting Jose Padilla to train as a terrorist agent. Padilla, an alleged member of al-Qaida who the government says was planning attacks in the United States, was one of the men's alleged recruits. Drawing him into an ongoing criminal case could be the government's way to end his more than two-year detention by the U.S. military as an enemy combatant.
September 17, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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