Civil rights - including those provided by the Constitution and by statute - provide protections only until the government suspends them. The right of habeas co

Civil rights - including those provided by the Constitution and by statute - provide protections only until the government suspends them. The right of habeas corpus has been suspended at least four times in American history. And President Truman had American citizens of Japanese descent incarcerated into camps based solely upon their nationality and without any pretext of engaging in any criminal behavior. You have rights only until you don't.