mr. ghailani will get a fairer trial in the united states than any place on earth. if he is found guilty of being come police knit the killing of over 200 innocent people and innocent americans, that he will pay the price he should pay. he will be incarcerated safely. this notion that we've run out of supermax beds, and that's the end of the story. the presiding officer, this is his home state of colorado where the florence facility is located, i would say to the senator from kentucky, that may be the supermax facility at the federal level, but there are other supermax facility that's can safely incarcerate convicted terrorists or serial murders, whomever. if there is one thing that america knows how to do, we know how to incarcerate people. we do it more than any other nation on earth. we do it safely. the notion that there is only one place, guantanamo, where these detainees can be safely held, i think defies logic and human experience. i yield the floor. a senator: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from arizona. mr. kyl: thank you, mr. president.

mr. ghailani is going to be turned loose in the communities and neighborhoods of america, i don't understandhere that's coming from. that is -- that is the kind of statement that i think goes to the extreme. i wish my colleagues would reflect on that. we are not going to turn loose this man who's not a resident of the united states, not a citizen of the united states if he's found not guilty. the president would never allow it. our judicial system would never allow it. do you think the department of homeland security is going to clear this man to move to louisville, kentucky, if he's found not guilty? or springfield, illinois? i don't think so. in fact, i think it's beyond the realm of possibility. i also want to make it clear that we have before us an important decision to make. are we going to deal with guantanamo because it is a threat to the safety of our servicemen, or are we going to keep it open so that some people who believe in it can have their political bragging rights. i would rather side with those who believe closing guantanamo brings steeft our men and women -- safety to our m