That's odd...I thought we were a nation of laws?

[RoadRunner79]

Really?   I don’t know anyone who argues that!

You must not get out much.

I like to think that I expose myself to varying points of view (I'm here aren't I).

However I don't see people saying that those outside of the U.S.  don't deserve those rights described in the constitution as inalienable and given by creator.   The very phrasing, is meant to describe something which is not given by, but only recognized by the governing body.  

We can talk about immigration policy, and if they should be changed.  I don't think that unrestricted immigration is a good idea, and that we should have laws concerning immigration (most countries I believe do).  And really what is being talked about is those who circumvent proper immigration procedures.   I would say that for the majority of people, it is dishonest to try to ascribe to them, that having immigration restrictions as equal to them saying that others don't deserve basic human rights.  If you are arguing that these countries are such shit holes, then do you think that those left in those countries don't deserve these rights as well? Should we start over throwing governments in these places?

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Really?   I don’t know anyone who argues that!

I don't think he gets out at all.

http://www.patheos.com/blogs/friendlyath...amendment/

Bryan Fischer: Only Christianity is Protected Under the First Amendment

Do you know this person, or did you cherry pick the internet; to find one example that suits your purposes?  
Again, I would say, I don't know anyone who would agree that "people not born in the US don't deserve those 'god given' rights"