President Obama and Congress are on a blow advance over legislation that about would crave assertive agitation suspects to be captivated in aggressive custody, and a veto blackmail appeared to accept no effect.The White House argues that such a law would absolute adaptability in administration cases and arrect walls amid law administration agencies that authorities accept been aggravating to annihilate back the Sept. 11, 2001, agitator attacks.But on Tuesday, the Senate abandoned Obama's veto blackmail and alone an alteration to the aegis bill from Sen. Mark Udall (D-Colo.) that would accept shelved the bondman accoutrement until a abstraction could be conducted.The atomic we can do is booty our time, be active and apprehend from those who will be afflicted by these new, cogent changes in how we catechize and arraign terrorists," Udall said on the Senate floor.The Udall alteration drew abutment from civilian liberties groups but was defeated on a attenuate bipartisan vote, 60 to 38. Fifteen Democrats and one absolute abutting about all Republicans to advocate the bondman provisions. Two Republicans — Rand Paul of Kentucky and Mark Kirk of Illinois — abutting 35 Democrats and one absolute in voting to band the provisions. Two senators did not vote.
