Detainees, or individuals in United States custody considered to be suspects connected to terrorism will no longer be able to protest their being held in custody or their treatment while in custody, other wise known as the "writ of Habeas Corpus  " at least not in U.S. federal courtrooms ; striking a victory for Republicans . Democrats  needed at least 60 votes in order for the bill to allow detainees to fight and they only received 56, which included six Republicans.
<coherence> Detainees, or individuals in United States custody considered to be suspects connected to terrorism will no longer be able to protest their being held in custody or their treatment while in custody, other wise known as the "writ of Habeas Corpus  " at least not in U.S. federal courtrooms ; striking a victory for Republicans . Democrats  needed at least 60 votes in order for the bill to allow detainees to fight and they only received 56, which included six Republicans.
Detainees, or individuals in United States custody considered to be suspects connected to terrorism will no longer be able to protest their being held in custody or their treatment while in custody, other wise known as the "writ of Habeas Corpus " at least not in U.S. federal courtrooms . Democrats needed at least 60 votes in order for the bill to allow detainees to fight and they only received 56, which included six Republicans.