Guantánomo Bay will continue to haunt Bush and sully the image of the US for years to come. Recently, the raison-d’être of the Military Commissions 
Act (MCA- passed by US Congress & signed by President Bush on October 17, 2006) was brought into question when the US Supreme Court reversed its decisions in Boumedine v. Bush and Al- Odah v. United States of America by granting the review of the petition filed in the aforementioned cases, challenging its provisions that deprive the prisoners of the US military at Guantánomo Bay of their right to seek recourse to the due process of law. The US Supreme Court will take up these matters under a single docket later this year on October 1st.
Act (MCA- passed by US Congress & signed by President Bush on October 17, 2006) was brought into question when the US Supreme Court reversed its decisions in Boumedine v. Bush and Al- Odah v. United States of America by granting the review of the petition filed in the aforementioned cases, challenging its provisions that deprive the prisoners of the US military at Guantánomo Bay of their right to seek recourse to the due process of law. The US Supreme Court will take up these matters under a single docket later this year on October 1st.