Washington (CNN)U.S. special operations forces headed into Iraq and Syria may be given authorities to capture ISIS terrorists, and interrogate them for intelligence, even though there is no current framework for where such individuals could be held and questioned, according to two U.S. officials.
Iraq could be asked to take any Iraqi citizens captured, but if there are Syrians or foreign fighters captured by the U.S. it’s not clear what will happen to them. In May, U.S. Delta Force commandos captured a woman named Umm Sayyaf, wife of senior ISIS operative Abu Sayyaf. U.S. troops turned her over to the Iraqis.
This time, however, no decisions have been made on where people will be held — or who will interrogate them — especially if Syrian or European ISIS leaders are captured.
This is just one of the many issues to be decided after Defense Secretary Ash Carter testified on initials details of the force. For the full article click here
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