You admit, right here, that you hate the founders and the philosophical bases on which our nation is founded, i.e. Enlightenment values and Natural Law.
It is clear that you don't believe non-citizens have existing rights, regardless of government. But real Americans know, that god given rights come with being alive and human, it is known as natural law.
At the founding, slaves were denied their human rights, (mostly b/c the southern reps did not consider them fully human.) We have since amended the constitution, to recognize that they do. The court has ruled, that so do children.
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Even the Alien and Sedition Acts, which were signed by President Adams, arguable next to Jefferson, the greatest influence in writing the Constitution, did not negate the right to habeas corpus in those Acts.
"They were endorsed by the Federalist Party of President John Adams as a response to a developing dispute with the French Republic and to related fears of domestic political subversion."
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Your ignorance on this issue? Is frankly astounding. Are you even an American?