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Unpopular opinion: The Rights & Privileges of the States exist only for the citizens thereof. Not corpos, not foreigners(possible exception for Foreign Nationals), and not other countries, our laws KNOW borders. There: Now everyone hates this idea.
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Anonymous 18w

No, legal rights should apply to all people regardless of nationality. We shouldn’t take away someone’s right to due process just because they’re not a citizen.

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Anonymous 18w

I agree it shouldn’t apply to corporations, but it should apply to foreigners on American territory

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Anonymous 18w

Good compromise. Int’l law beyond our borders. Our laws within.

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 18w

Should the privileges not be extended on a case by case basis though? Really the Feds should defer to the state’s ruling I would think.

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 18w

No, because the bill of rights and many of the constitution’s amendments say “person” and not specifically “citizen.” There are some privileges, like voting, that I agree are fine to be exclusively for citizens, but basic rights afforded by the constitution should be applied to anyone reasonably within the U.S.’s jurisdiction

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Anonymous replying to -> #3 18w

We can’t take away something that didn’t constitutionally exist in the first place

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 18w

The 4th and 5th amendments exist

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Anonymous replying to -> #3 18w

They do

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 18w

So we have a constitutional right to due process

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