The founding fathers put due process into the constitution / bill of rights because it's a fundamental check on government bureaucracy run amok, and prevents ph

The founding fathers put due process into the constitution / bill of rights because it's a fundamental check on government bureaucracy run amok, and prevents physical harm from coming to people as the result of a capricious executive whim. Now, we learn that the executive has excused themselves from following this process (which applies to Americans, some of which these victims may be, even when they are not in America). The farther open we pull the NSA lid, the more revolting discoveries we find. The individuals behind these decisions should be identified, and tried in the court of law.