It might upset Andrew Sullivan and others to learn that at one point during WWII, there were 11 million German POWs, and not one of them had access to a federal court. Today, even unlawful enemy combatants, aka terrorists, have access to federal courts and a laundry list of due process claims. Who would have ever imagined that the war on terrorism would be an occasion to expand rights and protections for would-be mass murderers?