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@ISIDEWITH asked…3hrs3H

Should the government ban cross-border payment methods (like crypto) in order to prevent US citizens from sending money…

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@9MNF3R3 from New York answered…1hr1H

Should foreign terrorism suspects be given constitutional ri…

No they should be given the death penalty in military prision since they have no remorse for what they did.

@9MN2H5Y from California answered…9hrs9H

Should foreign terrorism suspects be given constitutional ri…

If their is evidence that they were really terrorist no they shouldn’t be given constitutional rights

@9MN24YZ from Georgia answered…9hrs9H

Should foreign terrorism suspects be given constitutional ri…

They should be treated like the citizens they are but in the courtroom given the same rights as we would be given in the…

@9MMGDFL from Wisconsin answered…1 day1D

Should foreign terrorism suspects be given constitutional ri…

it depends on the situation and what is going on in the world to me, the techniques should only be used as a last resort…

@9MM6L3P from California answered…1 day1D

Should foreign terrorism suspects be given constitutional ri…

No - they are not United States Citizens, and thus should not receive Constitutional Rights. Instead, they should receiv…

@9MLHY5W from Minnesota answered…2 days2D

Should foreign terrorism suspects be given constitutional ri…

They should be afforded basic rights under the Geneva Convention but not necessarily treated as U.S. citizen in terms of…

@9MKRZQJ from New Jersey answered…3 days3D

Should foreign terrorism suspects be given constitutional ri…

Foreign terrorism suspects should be investigated and searched to see if they are suspects, and if they are US citizens…

@9MKQ3GM from New York answered…3 days3D

Should foreign terrorism suspects be given constitutional ri…

Depends on each case! Note: if we respect our own freedoms then, like Washington and prisoners, how we treat them matter…

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