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6/12/2025 10:21:41 AM Reply      or ReplyNewSubject Section 11: Immigration Subject: Violent L.A. riots                          Msg# 1226597 From: Tom Hemmick Forum Leader     Joined 7/21/2005 To: Joe Reynolds (Read) ForumsAmerica.com     Joined 8/1/1999

.  Immigration Due Process Variations: While all people in the U.S. have due process rights, the specifics of those rights can vary for non-citizens depending on their legal status and time spent in the country. For instance, non-citizens are not entitled to court-appointed lawyers in immigration proceedings.  YES that's a good example of variations for due process, between citizens and non-citizens.

For reference, the above message is a reply to a message where: Interpretations of the Constitution can vary Court Decisions: The Supreme Court has consistently affirmed that all persons in the U.S., including immigrants, are entitled to due process. For example, the Court recently ruled that immigrants facing deportation under the Alien Enemies Act must be given notice and a reasonable time to challenge their detention in court. Immigration Due Process Variations: While all people in the U.S. have due process rights, the specifics of those rights can vary for non-citizens depending on their legal status and time spent in the country. For instance, non-citizens are not entitled to court-appointed lawyers in immigration proceedings.

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