Google's AI summary now claims key parts of the 14th amendment (life, liberty, property) now only applies to citizens (in spite the literal words being "person")
What did you search to get that result? I got the opposite.
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Paradoxically, the same people who support ICE, are usually the same people who oppose abortion often citing issues of due process (the right to life, liberty, property being inherent, rather than something special for citizens).
I haven't seen many people who oppose abortion do it on the basis of "issues of due process". Is this something you can link to or just something you heard people say in person? I have a hard time seeing someone who opposes abortion saying "as long as the fetus is given a trial, then abortion is fine." Especially since this only applies to the state depriving an individual of life and not a individual actor like a doctor.
I think the due process thing with immigrants is just a case of people not understanding the constitution very well. The people citing issues of due process to oppose abortion (if there are even that many of them) have at least read the constitution recently, so I don't think the groups have much overlap. They're both generally on the right, but they are probably different groups within the right.