The SCOTUS has ruled that they do, that doesn't mean they have the right to be here, but you can't deny an illegal charged with a crime due process anymore than you could for a citizen.
The Supreme Court has no authority to write laws, The constitution says "all legislative powers herein granted shall be vested in a congress of the united states." Until congress writes a law giving rights to illegals or the states amend the constitution to give rights to illegals - they have none.!
You are a legal ignoramus.
They have the authority to interpret the Constitution (Marbury V. Mason
Madison) .
Star Chamber
Free men would nullify MvM. First, judicial review had nothing to do with Marbury's case against Madison. So it was
obiter dictum and therefore not legally binding. Second, SCROTUS committed the logical fallacy of
petitio principii when it interpreted the Constitution as giving it the power to interpret the Constitution. Third, if there had been any validity to the Court's usurpation of power, they would have been exercising it from the very beginning in 1789, instead of waiting until 1803. Only slavish wimps who like to get pushed around accept SCROTUS's veto power over the people's laws. That branch of government has always been just another layer of political-elitist tyranny.