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‘Migrants today, who knows what tomorrow?’: Michigan official on White House attacks on due process
Top White House adviser Stephen Miller told reporters the Trump administration is “actively looking at” suspending habeas corpus for unauthorized immigrants. Meanwhile, last night a judge temporarily blocked plans by the Trump administration to reduce the federal workforce and reorganize several departments.
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