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In Mar 2022, [[Biden]] administration, released -- Mohammad Mani Ahmad al-Qahtani who wanted to participate in 9/11 attacks -- for so-called "psychiatric treatment." Supposedly.<ref>[https://www.opindia.com/2022/03/usa-al-qaeda-terrorist-9-11-attacks-psychiatric-treatment-biden-admin-dropped-legal-challenge/ USA: Al-Qaeda terrorist who wanted to participate in 9/11 attacks released for psychiatric treatment, Biden administration dropped legal challenge], Opindia, Mar 8, 2022.<blockquote>

On Monday (March 7), the US Department of Defense informed that an Al-Qaeda terrorist would be sent back to his native country of Saudi Arabia for ‘psychiatric treatment’ after spending 20 years in detention at Guantanamo Bay facility.

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In a press release, the Defense Department stated that the 46-yea-old Mohammad Mani Ahmad al-Qahtani did not represent a ‘significant threat’ to the country anymore. This was determined in an assessment conducted by the Periodic Review Board (PRB) on June 9 last year.</ blockquote></ref>

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In a press release, the Defense Department stated that the 46-yea-old Mohammad Mani Ahmad al-Qahtani did not represent a ‘significant threat’ to the country anymore. This was determined in an assessment conducted by the Periodic Review Board (PRB) on June 9 last year.</blockquote></ref>

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