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Barrasso: ‘I don’t believe’ suggested habeas corpus suspension will ‘come to Congress’

  • Senator John Barrasso said on CNN on May 11, 2025, he does not expect habeas corpus suspension to become a congressional issue soon.
  • This statement comes amid reports that the administration is actively considering suspending habeas corpus, which the Constitution permits only during rebellion or invasion.
  • Barrasso emphasized that President Trump intends to follow the law and noted that ultimate authority to suspend habeas corpus resides with Congress.
  • Barrasso stated, "What we're seeing here is America's strength and leadership under President Trump," referring to border security and law enforcement efforts.
  • Barrasso’s remarks suggest continued legal adherence in handling immigration enforcement amid challenges but show skepticism that habeas corpus suspension will be pursued legislatively.
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The Hill broke the news in Washington, United States on Sunday, May 11, 2025.
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