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Trump Admin Eyes Ending Due Process for Immigrants

Trump Admin Eyes Ending Due Process for Immigrants

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Stephen Miller, a top Trump advisor, stated the administration is exploring ways to end due process for unauthorized immigrants, citing the Constitution's allowance for habeas corpus suspension during invasion. Miller claims courts are obstructing deportation efforts. President Trump, echoing this sentiment, expressed frustration with the courts' delays, despite the Supreme Court affirming due process rights for non-citizens. Trump previously declared an invasion, invoking the Alien Enemies Act, a claim contested by federal judges. The Supreme Court recently ruled that those facing deportation are entitled to due process, highlighting the ongoing legal battle over immigration policy.

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