According to new Rasmussen telephone survey, 67 percent of Americans favor trying Guantanamo Bay inmates via military tribunals, and just 15 percent are opposed.

Approval for military tribunals has grown since July 2008, when a Rasmussen poll showed just 54 percent of respondents in favor, and 30 percent favoring trials in U.S. courts for foreign terror suspects. The new survey also finds that 74 percent of respondents reject giving suspected terrorists all the rights afforded to American citizens, and just 16 percent support it.

In addition, a plurality of 44 percent of those surveyed said the trials of all terrorist suspects linked to 9/11 should be held at Guantanamo Bay. 33 percent oppose holding the trials in Cuba, and 23 percent remain undecided.