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@93ZVQ533yrs3Y
Yes, while on American soil.
@8CS4GM75yrs5Y
Human rights, yes. Constitutional rights, not necessarily. Any person should be given a fair trial and should not be held indefinitely in an extrajudicial fashion.
@4PRKPMG4yrs4Y
Assuming they're in captivity, yes. They are still terrorists and the extension of our constitutional rights should be revoked if necessary.
@92MDVFR3yrs3Y
How flexible is the term suspect? If government agencies find the alleged with incriminating contraband, then no, they shouldn't have extensive legal opportunities. They should be afforded a fair trial, but appeals should be eliminated. Also, the penalties should fit the crime.
@riddlecongress5yrs5Y
No, they are not U.S. citizens and do not have constitutional rights. They should be treated as terrorist war criminals and held to the international standard in dealing with international criminals.
@8JRC8XB4yrs4Y
No not constitutional rights but basic human rights.
@8R7N6V44yrs4Y
A fair trial should be required. Lots of detainees are being held on nothing more than suspicion.
@8T5QRDV3yrs3Y
yes they should be tried in military tribunals and tortured and Guantanamo Bay prison should remain open but give a fair trial
@8V2C9ZY4yrs4Y
Yes but only after being monitored for a year
@8WC3QKP3yrs3Y
I don't think that a foreign terrorist should deserve every constitutional rights, but they do deserve a fair trial.
@8WQNM5V3yrs3Y
No, they are not U.S. citizens and do not have constitutional rights but not subject to torture
@93G2RP73yrs3Y
Yes, The Constitution doesn't grant our rights, it protects them from government
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