The Trump administration, led by top adviser Stephen Miller, is actively mulling the suspension of habeas corpus, a constitutional right that allows individuals to challenge their detention. This decision appears aimed at expediting the deportation process for migrants. The White House has indicated that the feasibility of such a move depends on the actions of the courts. Legal experts express grave concerns, labeling the discussions as extreme and potentially authoritarian. Critics argue that this could represent a serious threat to due process and constitutional rights, not only for migrants but also in the broader context of U.S. immigration policy.