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A lawyer for American-born terror suspect Yaser Esam Hamdi said Thursday that a deal had been tentatively reached with the U.S. government that will send Hamdi to Saudi Arabia and spare him prosecution after being held more than two years without charge. Hamdi, who grew up in Saudi Arabia, could become the first American classified as an enemy combatant to renounce his citizenship to avoid prosecution.
September 17, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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