Pardiss Kebriaei on Guantánamo Prisoners

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The number of Muslim men and boys in Guantánamo has shrunk from some 800 to 39—that’s meaningful. We are a long way from understanding the full meaning of Guantánamo. Our guest says that’s something that can happen and should happen, now. Pardiss Kebriaei is senior staff attorney at the Center for Constitutional Rights and a fellow at the Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study. She’ll join us to talk abut how closing Guantánamo is not everything we can do, but it is something we can do, and should.