Trump Administration Mulling beendet Habeas Corpus, rechtliches Recht, seine Haft in Frage zu stellen | US -Verfassung und bürgerliche Freiheiten

    https://www.theguardian.com/law/2025/may/09/end-habeas-corpus-detention-trump-stephen-miller

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    1. Where are all the “don’t tread on me” people? Where are all the people with the fucking Constitution printed on the back of their trucks?

      Fucking posers and losers, all of them.

    2. So the so-called “constitutional party” is just a bunch of shitty grifters. Got it.

    3. Reviews-From-Me on

      For those who support this administration, ask yourself, why is Trump fighting so hard to not have to afford people rights? Why is he so against ensuring the people he’s throwing into prison camps having any legal rights to challenge their detention?

      And then ask yourself, what would you do if the federal government arrested you and accused you of being an illegal immigrant or a terrorist? How would you challenge your detention if the administration can deny those rights by simply making that accusation?

    4. ScottHoward1 on

      The reason why I am starting to care about immigrants is that it is beginning to look like there is a growing chance that US citizens that don’t want to live under a dictatorship will be wanting to immigrate out of here. I sure hope that I can find a country more sympathetic than how the US is being now.

    5. MariosBrother1 on

      “In an emergency, we can suspend all rights” is basically the talking point that ghoul Miller was hinting at.

      Expect some crisis in America, either fabricated or manufactured.

    6. InnerFish227 on

      It’s getting close to where a coup is no longer illegal and justified by the Declaration of Independence.

    7. Choice-of-SteinsGate on

      Just another step that the Trump administration is taking towards full blown authoritarianism.

      The only thing that Trump has done since „day one“ is flout the law.

      He has literally set a record for executive orders signed and a vast amount of them have been challenged by the courts.

      He continues to live up to the criticism that he is a dictator; sidestepping congress; ignoring checks and balances; threatening anyone who presents an obstacle to his administration’s agenda, and all while he plays coy in the face of scrutiny from critics, judges, journalists, and the media, all of whom have tried to hold him accountable for his unlawful and unconstitutional actions.

      In his first 100 days, Trump has signed over 140 executive orders, setting the record by a wide margin.

      FDR held the previous record with 99 EOs, Joe Biden signed 42 within his first 100 days.

      This is also concerning because Republicans aren’t really passing any meaningful legislation in Congress. Instead, they’re passively yielding their power to Trump, allowing him to assert his unitary executive powers—as outlined in Project 2025 of course—so he can enact the party’s agenda via these unconstitutional EOs.

      The more that Republicans capitulate to Trump and the more that he continues to overstep or lord over congress, the more likely he is to help the party consolidate power for the foreseeable future. Meaning much better job security for Republicans.

      This will also empower Trump to pressure congress to fund his mass deportation raids and migrant camps.

      And Stephen Miller—the little shit weasel he is—has been enabling this all along the way,.

      After Trump won the election, Miller moved himself and his family to Palm Beach to both be closer to Trump *and* his presidency.

      Miller has played a sizeable role in helping craft policies like the „zero tolerance“ policy and Trump’s Muslim travel bans. He’s also been involved in efforts to end the DACA program.

      And now he’s pushing for Trump to sign what might be his most ambitious and unconstitutional executive order yet; one that suspends Habeas Corpus, which will deny *anyone* who has been unlawfully detained—and not just migrants—the right to challenge their imprisonment.

      Miller and his team are responsible for drafting several of these kinds of oppressive EOs over the years, including orders to end birthright citizenship, to institute travel bans, to separate families, to declare national emergencies that grant the Trump executive unilateral powers, to make it near impossible for some migrants to obtain access to a path to citizenship or legal status, to designate drug cartels as foreign terrorists (which wouldn’t sound as severe if Miller didn’t have ulterior motives), and to reinstate title 42.

      Title 42 was that COVID emergency policy that allowed the Trump administration to swiftly deport or expel all types of migrants without any processing.

      This policy helped Trump fudge his immigration numbers and also created a backlog of border crossings for the next administration to handle.

      Trump’s reliance on title 42 was pretty hypocritical considering how him and his supporters downplayed COVID constantly, yet still used it as the sole basis for the policy.

      What’s more, it’s also been reported that a team of Trump advisors, likely including Miller, have been trying for months to identify a disease that they can use to reinstate Title 42. A move that is very similar to the kind of conspiracy theories that Trump supporters have accused Democrats of being embroiled in.

      Miller has had a major influence on the Trump administration, especially when it comes to how these executive orders are being drafted and implemented.

      For example, when it comes to the process of drafting an EO, the presidential administration is supposed to send them to the DOJ’s office of legal counsel where an independent career lawyer reviews them to determine their legality.

      But here’s the slimy part. Miller has been using his own team of lawyers from outside the DOJ to examine and review the orders—and sometimes his own orders.

      This is particularly corrupt because the lawyer that normally fills this role is hired to be impartial and is also deliberately sectioned off from any influences within the administration.

      So Miller’s job here is to eliminate all roadblocks to Trump’s immigration agenda.

      Miller has also accomplished this by lobbying for his equally insufferable and xenophobic allies to fill positions within the Trump administration where they will be responsible for arranging deportations to other countries.

      He’s also used his power and leverage with Trump to form relationships with prominent lawmakers who will see to it that Congress appropriates funding for more sweeping immigration raids, harsher national security measures, and the use of the military to conduct arrests and build massive camps to detain migrants.

      He will also help see to it that Congress aids the Trump administration in its efforts to concentrate power so it can continue skirting the law while enacting draconian policies that face little to no accountability, especially when it comes to all matters of immigration.

    8. Miller is such an incel-igent dude.

      Fortunately, the Ku Klux Keystone Klan is already starting to lose. Their lack of competence is proving to be their downfall.

    9. yrotsihfoedisgnorw on

      Now might be a good time for any Republican thinking ‚I like the underlying ideas well enough in a general sense but think the steps being taken to achieve the goals are going to a place we should never go,‘ or some such thing, to go ahead and let that out into the world.

    10. SensationalSaturdays on

      Well only Congress can do that. He could of course just ignore that like Lincoln did, and of course judges will rule against him. And then if law enforcement is complicit they’ll arrest the judges – illegally. And if the justice department is complicit – which it is – then they won’t do anything about the illegal arrests.

      Which different from what they’re doing now? Hell they ALREADY arrested a judge.

      I mean almost everything he is doing he is doing illegally. And I know the point is to clog the courts with so much nonsense that by the time they’ve exhausted every argument and they actually have to enforce the court order, the damage is already done. I understand most of this is an intimidation technique because they don’t actually have as much power that they’re acting like they do. But still illegally suspending Habeas Corpus is basically them saying „we’re going to continue breaking the law, try and stop us“.

    11. They can’t. Now, this „big announcement“ makes me wonder what other shady shit they are up to today that they want us to be distracted from? Answers, anyone? What happened this afternoon that they don’t want us to see?

    12. chaos0xomega on

      „Trump mulls inventing a rebellion or invasion to justify suslension of the Constitution“

    13. jayfeather31 on

      At this point, they’re just looking for an excuse to pull the trigger on this, so this rhetoric isn’t at all shocking.

    14. Worst_Comment_Evar on

      They are gearing up to kill liberals. The ones that understand the spirit of the constitution

    15. we_are_sex_bobomb on

      Trump administration mulling over whether the constitution is mandatory or just a suggestion.

    16. Krunked_Chimera on

      They will try to suspend it and use the newark mayor as evidence for insurrection.

      You can already see the meth addled trump worshippers slobbering over how its a insurrection and how they should arrest MORE of those EVIL demoncrats for VIOLENTLY STORMING a FEDERAL AGENCY….

      They want to project their own treason onto democrats so they can feel a little better about their redneck beta bitch selves. You can tell that a lot of them know that jan 6 was an isurrection, and are only willing to admit it if they can pin something just as bad onto dems.

      Never give them the time of day. Let them cry alone in the dark as we move closer together in order to fight tyranny.

      I cannot wait until the day we get to reverse course and put these pestilence ridden rats in prison until the day they drop dead.

    17. saiyanscaris on

      at this point all thats left is for martial law to happen which will cause civil war and then the end of america

    18. ValenciaFilter on

      And the *“I don’t trust the government“* people are suddenly silent or making excuses.

      Because of course they are.

    19. What possible further indication could anyone need that he’s planning to do something very evil?

    20. SnootSnootBasilisk on

      I will never understand humanity. I have never seen a species hate each other with as much animosity or ferocity before, and seemingly for no other reason than other humans existing. How humans made it past the Stone Age is beyond me.

    21. Anyone who thought they weren’t doing this from before the election is an idiot. They’re just waiting for the right time.

    22. Zazen_Satori_Gaming on

      If this happens, they cannot lose power, as they’ve crossed an existential point of no return.

      To relinquish power, would be to resign themselves to incarceration up to and including execution for violating the US Constitution.

      It’s about to happen.

    23. That reminds me of a certain law concept:

      >The **Feindstrafrecht** (German for **“Criminal Law of the Enemy“**) is a criminal law and civil rights concept outlined in 1985 by the German criminal law professor and legal philosopher Günther Jakobs. **The Feindstrafrecht says that certain people, as enemies of the society (or the state), do not deserve the protections of the civil or penal law**. The Feindstrafrecht allows every available means to pursue and punish those enemies.

      https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feindstrafrecht

      That is the Trump administration in a nutshell.

    24. I learned about habeaus corpus in high school 30 years ago and thought, what a wonderful right to have. Trump probably learned about it recently and thought, what a terrible right to give.

    25. Is 6 too high a number for them to count to in order to reach the sixth amendment?

      „In all criminal prosecutions, the accused shall enjoy the right to a speedy and public trial, by an impartial jury of the State and district wherein the crime shall have been committed, which district shall have been previously ascertained by law, and to be informed of the nature and cause of the accusation; to be confronted with the witnesses against him; to have compulsory process for obtaining witnesses in his favor, and to have the Assistance of Counsel for his defence.“

      Illegal immigration is a legal accusation that much be proven. It does not make distinction to the citizen status of the person involved it involves ALL legal challenges.

    26. PlanktonUnusual328 on

      Instant disqualifier to continue in office. Deliberate anti constitutional actions are anti American and anyone who supports it is a traitor.

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