And how do you determine they are here illegally without due process of some kind?
See my post at #54.
Checking citizenship status is due process. If that fails, there is no due process to follow, unless you have committed a crime apart from illegal entry into the country.
There is no “But...but...[INSERT EXCUSE HERE]!” You aren’t a citizen or here under a visa? You don’t stay. End of story.
On that part we agree - there has to be a process for making the determination.
I read O’Reilly’s appeal to due process as being much more than that, however. He appears to be saying they have full rights as if citizens and/or legal presence. I object to that level of “due process” being applied.