What is Due Process?

Episode Summary: In this enlightening episode, Immigration Attorney Frances Hayden breaks down the concept of due process in U.S. immigration law. She discusses its historical origins from the Magna Carta to its current applications, explaining how due process rights apply to both citizens and non-citizens within the United States. The conversation covers recent challenges to due process rights, particularly in immigration cases, and examines the differences in legal rights for those inside the U.S. versus at ports of entry or overseas.   Key Timestamps: 00:05 - Introduction and episode topic 00:44 - Definition of due process 01:48 - Historical origins and the 14th Amendment 02:52 - Explanation of "rule of law" 04:35 - Who is entitled to due process 07:46 - Current legal challenges and court battles 11:58 - Due process differences: U.S. territory vs. ports of entry 17:35 - Discussion on birthright citizenship challenges   About the Show: Talking U.S. Visas with Immigration Attorney Frances Hayden focuses on consular processing of non-immigrant visas at U.S. Embassies and consulates worldwide. Hosted by Sophia Morales, the show provides expert insights into immigration law and policy.