The U.S. defined the imprisoned terrorists as "unlawful combatants" and not as prisoners of war because. O they knew it would be less expensive to keep them there than in an American prison they...

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Extracted text: The U.S. defined the imprisoned terrorists as "unlawful combatants" and not as prisoners of war because. O they knew it would be less expensive to keep them there than in an American prison they wanted to use "enhanced interrogation techniques" and deny the rights due to prisoners of war they wanted to keep the prisoners without a time limit O they intended to return the prisoners to their original countries for execution