Two unrelated things

Via Instapundit, some thoughts on profiling and lawsuits

As I recall, though, the detainees were charged with various crimes -- such as immigration law violations, etc. -- not simply with "being Muslim." And, in fact, these guys were apparently guilty: "Elmaghraby and Iqbal were deported to their home countries after serving time for charges unrelated to terrorism -- Elmaghraby for a counterfeiting charge and Iqbal for fraud."

Prosecutors enjoy nearly unlimited discretion on whom to prosecute, and if federal prosecutors chose to prosecute people they feared might have terror connections for unrelated crimes I don't see how that can make out a constitutional violation. Perhaps, though, I misunderstand the claim, as the story isn't very clear.

And my favorite Irish band from Wisconsin, the Kissers have an interesting tour blog.