Recent discussions within the Trump administration have raised alarms about the potential suspension of habeas corpus, especially among immigration officials citing heightened border issues. Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem faced scrutiny during a Senate hearing after she struggled to accurately define habeas corpus, incorrectly suggesting it grants the president the right to deport individuals. This misstep has sparked widespread criticism, with commentators questioning the competence of the administration. Many argue that the conversation around suspending such a fundamental legal right poses a serious threat to American liberties, reminiscent of historical precedents. Polling indicates that while the White House is considering these drastic measures, public sentiment largely opposes the notion of ending habeas corpus.