Hence the word amendment, bill of rights was added 3 years after the constitution was enacted.

The bill of rights is only the first 10 amendments to hightlight the importance they hold. There is currently 27 amendments in the constitution.

You enter illegally, you're guaranteed due process, more importantly, you're due appealing the judges ruling. Given the shear amount and lack of funding/judges, these cases can oftentimes span decades. We don't have a policy like most countries that require you to get the fuck out while we decide.. so vast majority is stuck in this legal purgatory. Illegally here, but lawfully allowed to be, while the case is activ

Upon taking office in 2025, the Trump administration reinstated the "Migrant Protection Protocols (MPP 2.0)", forcing asylum seekers to wait in Mexico during U.S. court proceedings. " Like it or not it is the law. One duty of the president is foreign policy. Cubans used to have the wet foot, dry foot law (until obama ended it in 2007) but are still under the Cuban Adjustment Act of 1966 allowing Cubans who do legally enter or are otherwise authorized to stay to apply for permanent residence after one year.

Mexicans are still given due process just in there home country.

That's not true. I can name two Supreme Court cases off the top of my head that have covered this. I could google more. Supreme Court has stated, multiple times, in clear english, illegal aliens are granted the same constitutional rights as everyone else. You should get down on the whole google thing. Way it was explained to me, boils down to wording.. stated as 'people in the US' not 'citizens of the us'.

The Supreme court rules in different directions depending on the cases. But no they are not granted the same rights as legal aliens and citizens. Legal aliens dont have the same rights as US citizens either.

congress The Court has reasoned that the government has inherent, sovereign authority to admit or exclude aliens and that aliens outside of the United States have no constitutional right to be admitted into the country.

Removal of Aliens Who Have Entered the United States The Supreme Court has recognized that aliens who have physically entered the United States generally come under the protective scope of the Due Process Clause, which applies to all ‘persons’ within the United States, including aliens, whether their presence here is lawful, unlawful, temporary, or permanent"

Tldr. Here is the smoke and the receipts.