Yes, been reading those sections and have a detailed description/answer. . .if you have time (with quotes from the legislation).
My review of what the actual legislation says is here: http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/bloggers/3108554/posts?page=63#63
In the link you provided and I read I saw this: (1) UNITED STATES CITIZENS-—The requirement to detain a person in military custody under this section does not extend to citizens of the United States. ‘Requirement’. Interesting wording. So as far as I see it here it does not mean an administration will not use indefinite detention or have it available.....but just that they are just not ‘required’ to do so. Any thoughts on that wording? I guess my largest questions of anyone on this NDAA is that if it was not authorizing indefinite detention why are so many saying it does? By so many I do not mean internet folks, but judges, mayors, govs, Wa. DC politicians etc. Are they ALL wrong on it? Why would they be wasting time if there was no ‘there there’?