[1rudeboy]

There is no quicker way to get you to run from a thread in tears than to ask you to describe the difference between "people" and "citizen" to me. I subscribe to a originalist/textualist interpretation of the Constitution.

[EndWelfareToday]

There is no quicker way to expose an ignoramus than to ask him/her to quote books and documents in context.

context
noun
1.	discourse that surrounds a language unit and helps to determine its interpretation
2.	the set of facts or circumstances that surround a situation or event; "the historical context"

The US Constitution was written as a guide to govern the "People of the United States" (US Citizens) NOT the world. Residing in the US illegally no more makes a person a "citizen" of the US than a stowaway is a member of a ship's crew. Both are criminals and NOT deserving of the same protections law abiding "citizens" have.

[EnochPowellWasRight]

"I subscribe to a originalist/textualist interpretation of the Constitution."

Did the invading British soldiers in the War or 1812 have 2nd and 4th Amendment protections?

Who is "We the People"?