Trump admin 'looking at' suspending key right amid 'invasion' claim

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

44% : On the surface, Miller's comments appeared to be an escalation of the administration's position compared to one week ago, when right-wing influencer Rogan O'Handley used his turn in the White House's "new media" briefing room seat to explicitly ask White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt if Trump would consider suspending the writ to "circumvent ... radical judges.
35% : One way Trump has sought this is by invoking the Alien Enemies Act, declaring an invasion by the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua, in order to remove alleged gang members without traditional due process.
32% : Constitution allows for habeas corpus to be suspended in times of rebellion or invasion The Trump administration is "looking at" ways to suspend habeas corpus, a Constitutional right that allows a person to challenge government detention, as a way to assist President Donald Trump's mass deportation agenda.
31% : " At the time, Leavitt said she had "not heard such discussions take place" while hedging by suggesting that Trump was "certainly open to all legal and constitutional remedies" to continue expelling people from the United States.
17% : Trump and members of his administration have expressed deep frustration over judges' intervention, claiming they've gone "rogue" and defied the administration.

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