Trump team considers suspending habeas corpus to speed deportations, drawing legal fire
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- • White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller: A senior Trump advisor known for hardline immigration views.
- • Habeas Corpus: A legal principle rooted in English common law since the Middle Ages, guaranteeing the right to challenge one’s detention before a judge.
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