White House advisor Stephen Miller has announced that the Trump administration is 'actively looking at' suspending habeas corpus rights for undocumented migrants as part of a broader enforcement strategy aimed at the U.S.-Mexico border. His comments echo historical precedents where habeas corpus was suspended during times of crisis, yet legal experts argue that such actions may lack constitutional validity without congressional support. Critics warn that this move could undermine judicial oversight, especially given that federal courts have frequently challenged the administration's immigration policies, raising questions about the definition of 'invasion' Miller uses to justify such measures.