The Biden administration has successfully managed to temporarily halt plea deals for Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, the alleged mastermind behind the September 11 attacks. A federal appeals court recently intervened, putting a pause on the guilty plea proceedings after objections from the government. This latest development has caused emotional turmoil for families of the victims, who face another delay in seeking justice. The administration is facing criticism for its moves, with some lawmakers pushing legislation to prevent any plea deal that could benefit convicted terrorists. As the legal battles continue, the fate of the 9/11 prosecutions remains uncertain.