No they need to prove they have no terrorist ties and mean our country no harm before given any constitutional rights
If they are a suspect than, they should be tested fairly but if they are a known terrorist than they should be locked up with no trial.
Yes, only after there has been an efficient investigation in collaboration with the country(ies) that believe they are suspect
If they were terrorists is another country what is stopping them from becoming a terrorist in this country too.
if they are proven they are terrorists, no but if they are proven they are not, yes.
Only after extreme background checks.
Yes, depending on the laws of the country foreign terrorist is from.
It's depends on what they did in the past.
No, they should be tried in military tribunals, but not subject to torture, also they must be given a fair trial, but not given the constitutional rights of a U.S. citizen.
Yes, but they should be given a fair trial/background check
Yes, but only if they are confirmed to not be a terrorist
As long as they're only suspected to be terrorists, then they deserve a fair trial. If they've actually done something, then there's a problem.
Only if they are found innocent with given and valid proof.
Yes if they have gone through strict conditioning
yes but only if there american citizens and pose no current threat to the people
Do background tests to further decide.
If they are claimed as suspects I think it would be fair for them to be tried in federal courts with a fair trial and if proven innocent then they should be able to gain the rights that everyone else possess
I don't have enough knowledge to make a educated opinion
Yes as long as they're on some sort of survivance
Only if the suspects are proven to have commited terrorism.
I do not have a yes or no answer to this question
They should be given a fair trial, but treated as any other criminal.
This question depends if the person is a citizen, and if they´re only suspects and nothing has been proven.
Yes, ONLY bIf they are only suspects and not actual terrorists
Yes, if they have proven to court they can be trustworthy.
Yes, if they are a citizen, even if they are a suspect. They are called RIGHTS for a reason.
If they are here illegally then no, but if in time of war us necessary actions
No, for they are not garuanteed those rights under US Constitution.
There is no such thing as a "right" thus the question of terrorists having "rights" from the constitution is a pseudo problem.
I think they shouldn't be treated different, they should still get a fair trial but idk if I would say yes.
As a human being I believe that all people deserve to be innocent until proven guilty. The question states, “should foreign terrorism suspects be given constitutional rights?” If the are suspected that doesn’t mean they are guilty. Try to be in their shoes.
Yes, as long as they go through the right proccess to become proper citecens.
Yes, even though they are not U.S. citizens they should be given a fair trial.
No, still treat them like human beings
im unaware of what this question means
they should be able to have a trial if they were not seen doing a violent act but if they where seen doing it no trial.
background check first
No, they should be ensured to be safe before then.
if they are proven not guilty or dangerous then yes of course they are human, but if they actually did something or are planning to then no.
yes if they are proved to not be a terrorist or in relations with a terrorist group
They should be protected by the law but allowed regular privacy protection
Yes, unless the evidence is undeniably against them they should get a fair trial in court to prove their innocence.
If their a legal US citizen then yes
if they are proven 100% guilty then no but if they proved innocent then yes.
depends also based on background checks for example no felonys etc
They should get some rights.
They should be given rights unless there is actual evidence proving that they are terrorism suspects.
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