I was thinking and hoping you were right, and I checked with Grok, which is usually very reliable on most matters and here is their reply.
No, the term "due process" in the 5th and 14th Amendments does not apply only to U.S. citizens. The 5th Amendment states that "no person" shall be deprived of life, liberty, or property without due process, and the 14th Amendment similarly guarantees due process to "any person." The Supreme Court has consistently interpreted "person" to include non-citizens, such as legal and undocumented immigrants, within U.S. jurisdiction. For example, in Zadvydas v. Davis (2001), the Court affirmed that due process protections extend to aliens, including those facing deportation. However, the scope of protections may vary depending on context, such as immigration proceedings versus criminal law.
I asked further questions, and it appears we are screwed if these illegals demand a hearing. This is the loophole that Mayorkas knew about and used, and I know dammed well he coached them on what to say which is that they feared torture in their country (which is a bogus reason). That is grounds for asylum, and no one can tell me how Mexico tortures citizens. Mayorkass let them all get in instead of asking for expedited asylum when they are caught near the border, thereby ignoring what Obama and Clinton did to deport millions.