The Military Commissions Act of 2006 __________.
A) expands who can be considered an "enemy combatant"
B) allows no interrogation tactics
C) strengthens rules of evidence and due process
D) gave the United States a good reputation abroad

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The Military Commissions Act of 2006 expanded the definition of who could be considered an "enemy combatant," allowing for a broader range of individuals to be tried under military commissions rather than through the regular civilian court system. This act was part of the United States' response to terrorism and aimed at dealing with suspects of terrorism more effectively from the perspective of national security.