If you go to another country and mind your own business, be it sightseeing, political, or sponsored company-related, that's fine. If you decide you are really a soldier in another country on a mission whose aim is to destroy that country, then you are likely an enemy of that country and should be treated as such.

It is also reasonable that, should you be captured, you would appreciate the attempts of that country's bleeding heart society to set you free. this will grant you another opportunity to destroy that country at a later time.

The U.S. Constitution was drafted for the People of the United States of America. We 'allow' others to enjoy this work when they visit us. It appears this might have been a bad idea. At the moment, suspension of these Rights from suspected mass murderers comes across as being very reasonable.

Sorta messes with the Hollywoodites' notion for their New York-based Cop/Law shows, though. Maybe now JAG will get some trials going on this...

Dan