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

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

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

No, since they aren’t citizens, but basic human rights should still apply. Give them a fair trial in a military court an…

Our democracy and our rights is what makes america the greatest country on earth. We can't pick and choose who they give…

Some, this is not a yes or no because they are not U.S. citizens, but we shouldn’t treat them as if they are not humans.

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