My entire life I've heard Americans lecture everyone how superior the US is because of all their rights, freedoms and "real democracy". The freest country in the world! Look at the constitution and the bill of rights - the most democratic country EVER! Where are those Americans now?
- Protective custody
- Bootlicking.

Suspending the writ of habeas corpus would take Trump’s efforts even farther – allowing the government to detain migrants without giving them the opportunity to challenge that detention, essentially letting the administration detain people without providing justification.
Also:
With the reinterpretation of "protective custody" (Schutzhaft) in 1933, police power became independent of judicial controls. In Nazi terminology, protective custody meant the arrest—without judicial review—of real and potential opponents of the regime. "Protective custody" prisoners were not confined within the normal prison system but in concentration camps under the exclusive authority of the SS
Just saying.

You are to be dragged away and disappeaed, just accept it already. What's the damn problem? /s
Edit: apparently I needed to add /s
- you don't need to add an /s please. don't let a single downvote influence what you have to say. wear your sarcasm.
  
  Yep that'll work

Right on time I'd say.
- yup. if you're on my frequency, it's just in time for summer. and it's going to be a wild summer.
  this is an old play (refined), bud they'd never even attempt this if they didn't think it could work this time.
  
  Your last line is incorrect. They are trying this now because it’s the LAST opportunity.

There are only three times in American history, that I can find, that habeas corpus was suspended. The civil war, WWII, and right after 9/11. It should be noted that SCOTUS overturned the suspension after 9/11 when Bush wanted to detain and send people to Guantanamo without due process. So, there's some precedent as to when and how, the question will be, as it is ever increasingly, what is SCOTUS gonna do?
- Ooohhhh, those corrupt judges are at it again! /s

I doubt he's engaged in anything. The man's brain is gone. He said that legitimately believed the Supreme Court ruled in his favor on Abrego Garcia because his staff told him so, and I believe him. He doesn't have the cognitive function to keep up with what's happening, so he's just doing what Stephen Miller tells him to do.

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