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@ISIDEWITH submitted…3 days3D

Germany to deport Afghans and Syrians after policeman killing

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@Donald-Rainwater from Indiana answered…53mins53m

Should foreign terrorism suspects be given constitutional ri…

If we truly believe in unalienable human rights, then we must recognize the rights of all humans. However, a foreign te…

@9NSDHCR from New York answered…19hrs19H

Should foreign terrorism suspects be given constitutional ri…

They should be treated in accordance with international human rights law. A special tribunal would be OK if they hav…

@9NQSR5Z from Oregon answered…2 days2D

Should foreign terrorism suspects be given constitutional ri…

Only if they are changed, not if they seem the same or seem off and be very weary and make sure they are watched.

@9NQGC5J from Texas answered…2 days2D

Should foreign terrorism suspects be given constitutional ri…

Some rights are universal, while others are reserved to citizens, but there should be no punishments without trials or j…

@9NQDDVS from California answered…2 days2D

Should foreign terrorism suspects be given constitutional ri…

They should tried in military tribunals with a defense attorney, prosecuter, and jury present without torture. Keep Gua…

@9NP4BWB from New Jersey answered…3 days3D

Should foreign terrorism suspects be given constitutional ri…

No, but only if there is liable evidence pointing them to being an actual terrorist. Anyone can be suspected of anything…

@9NNGTYK from Washington answered…3 days3D

Should foreign terrorism suspects be given constitutional ri…

Human rights are human rights. If a human is in the United States they should be given Human Rights.

@9NMVK6D from Washington answered…3 days3D

Should foreign terrorism suspects be given constitutional ri…

Yes, treatment of foreign terrorism suspects should be in accordance with both US law and the law of the state where the…

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