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 ying." Killmer pointed to 
an affidavit filed by Dr. Stephen N. Xenakis, a physician who interviewed 
the prisoner on the phone, who concluded that the prisoner's "life may 
be in imminent danger."Xenakis wrote that after being treated with intravenous 
fluids following a collapse last week, the prisoner was placed in solitary 
confinement and has not received daily monitoring of his medical condition."Given 
the gravity of his condition, these failures constitute deliberate indifference 
to his obvious serious medical needs," Xenakis wrote.Killmer claimed that 
putting him in solitary confinement was "retaliation" against al-Madhwani 
for participating in the hunger strike.But the judge raised jurisdiction 
issues from the get-go. Killmer argued that a Supreme Court decision which 
established detainees' constitutional right to challenge their confinement 
gave the judge jurisdiction in this case. If al-Madhwani dies, Killmer said, 
he doesn't get to exercise that right.But Justice Department lawyer Ronald 
Wiltsie said that there have been hunger strikes before, and that no 
hunger striker ever died at Guantanamo. He said the government will step 
in to save al-Madhwani's life. He also said the government doesn't concede 
that anything was done to retaliate against al-Madhwani.Lawyers for prisoners 
say the hunger strike began around Feb. 6 to protest the virtual 
halt in releases under Obama as well as what they say is 
a tightening of restrictions and 
  group, Sen. Chuck 
Schumer, D-N.Y., were to meet with President Obama on Tuesday to brief 
him on the legislation. It's a top second-term priority for the president.The 
bill is the result of months of secretive negotiations among eight lawmakers. 
In addition to Schumer and McCain, they are Democrats Dick Durbin of 
Illinois, Robert Menendez of New Jersey and Michael Bennet of Colorado, 
working with Republicans Marco Rubio of Florida, Lindsey Graham of South 
Carolina and Jeff Flake of Arizona.The legislation is a painstaking attempt 
to balance a focus on border security and legal enforcement sought by 
Republicans in the group with Democratic priorities like making citizenship 
widely accessible. Crafting the bill was a time-consuming process of seeking 
compromise and bringing together traditionally opposed groups, such as the 
U.S. Chamber of Commerce and the AFL-CIO, the United Farm Workers and 
the American Farm Bureau Federation.But even harder work lies ahead now 
that legislative language will become public for other lawmakers and groups 
on all sides to examine and react to. The Senate Judiciary Committee 
will hold hearings on the bill beginning Friday and likely move to 
amend and vote on it in May, with action on the Senate 
floor expected later in the summer. The Republican-controlled House also 
must act, and opposition from some conservatives there is likely to be 
fierce."The Senate proposal issues an open invitation to enter the countr

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