Summary
President Trump is using the term "unlawful combatants" to describe suspected smugglers at sea. This term was first used during President George W. Bush's administration and is affecting current U.S. actions against smuggling.
Key Facts
- President Trump calls suspected smugglers "unlawful combatants."
- The term "unlawful combatants" originated during President Bush's time in office.
- This term is influencing how the U.S. acts against smugglers at sea.
- Scott Anderson, a former U.S. diplomat, explains the significance of this term.
- The discussion sheds light on U.S. policies related to maritime security.
