Should the United States ought to extend to non-citizens the
same constitutional due process protections it grants to
citizens?  Asked over 1 year ago - Zuni, NM  Is there any cases
involving this? One that abuses the due process protections
against Non-citizens?  Attorney answers (3)    1. Contributor
Level 20       Lawyer agrees       Answered . That is really a
policy question. The constitution actually provides fewer
protections to non-citizens than it does to citizens. It's not
unusual for countries to do that. The question is what are
bottom line protections that should extend to everyone. Those
questions are not always answered the way people might expect,
and there has been a lot of movement in that area since 9/11,
but there was a long history before that as well. I'm not by any
means an expert in the area, but I'm quite sure a basic history
of immigration in the United States would give you an idea of
the general parameters. Check the web or your local library.
2. Contributor Level 8      Answere