And I will ask you again, Where in the Constitution does it say U.S. constitutional due process rights are limited to U.S. citizens?
The Constitution and all of the rights has always been implied to apply to US Citizens. There isn't anywhere that states "due process rights" are limited to U.S. citizens. But if you're suggesting that we give foreigners our Constitutional "due process rights" (Amendments V and VI) then why stop there? Why woudln't they be given all other Constitutional rights? Such as the ability to vote, free speech, ect ect ect?
Where in the Constitution does it say that any or all of its rights extend to foreigners?