Say, Jon? The Constitution applies to citizens of the United States of America, and those applying for citizenship. We can also extend it to visitors.

When was the last time you read the Constitution? If you try again you’ll notice that the relevant sections make no mention of the word “citizen”. Instead, it uses the term “person”. There are thousands of precedents that make it clear that these sections apply to any living person within the US’s jurisdiction.

It’s one thing when you argue that people detained overseas aren’t within our jurisdiction. I disagree, but it’s a defensible position. You sound like a complete idiot, though, when you claim that the constitution doesn’t protect legal U.S. residents.