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10:30Now PlayingA simple constitutional question turned into a revealing moment during a Senate hearing.
When Senator Maggie Hassan asked Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem to explain habeas corpus, the exchange exposed deep confusion about one of the most fundamental protections in American democracy. Habeas corpus is the right that forces the government to publicly justify why someone is detained — and without it, no one is safe from indefinite imprisonment.
This wasn’t about partisan politics. It was about whether those in power understand the limits placed on them by the Constitution, and whether court orders and due process still matter when they become inconvenient.
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