Really? It's premature to affirm that the POTUS has no right to order the execution of an American citizen on American soil without their right to Due Process?
Is it a bill to make it illegal for the President to execute Americans w/o dp, or a bill to make it illegal for him to kill them?
Because last time I checked, folks who take up arms against the U.S. have these two rights:
1) Right to surrender and be treated as a POW according to our laws and those international laws our nation has agreed to follow.
2) Right to be killed by the U.S. military or any citizen taking up arms in defense of the nation.
Am I missing something? Since when does the President not have the right - in fact - the DUTY - to use deadly force against those who take up arms against the U.S. - whether they are citizens or not?
Did George Washington have to try and convict every single rebel he killed when he put down the Whisky Rebellion?
What about that Republican President Lincoln? Did he try and convict the hundreds of thousands of Confederate soldiers he had massacred?
You do realize that if we pass a law making it illegal for the President to kill someone without due process without exception -
it would actually make it illegal for the President to defend his own life with deadly force - unless he obtained a conviction first?