Debating Constitutional Rights for Non-Citizens

This chapter explores the rights of non-citizens in the U.S., focusing on the implications of the First and Second Amendments. The speakers engage in a heated debate regarding constitutional protections, due process, and the evolution of gun rights, while also analyzing the interplay between legal interpretations and moral considerations. Key cases and the treatment of individuals, such as Mahmoud Khalil, illuminate the complexities of rights and discrimination in the context of modern American law.