Muhtorov, the IJU, and Foust: Part 2This entry is my second contribution to a debate with Joshua Foust about the recent arrest of Jamshid Muhtorov, as well as Uzbek militant movements more generally. One is that, in critiquing the basis for Muhtorov’s arrest, Foust either improperly portrays or else simply does not understand what Muhtorov is being charged with. The second problem is that there may in fact be a better legal regime than the current material-support laws, but Foust proffers no alternative. Foust has backed down from the rather soaring claims of his first post, and has adopted a more moderate position that opposes current material-support laws. The area where Foust could take this discussion in the future is toward a more sustained critique of the material-support laws.