> Everything cannot be litigated. Litigation is expensive and time consuming. Anything that can't be litigated should not be done. The due process clause is t

> Everything cannot be litigated. Litigation is expensive and time consuming. Anything that can't be litigated should not be done. The due process clause is there for a reason -- if the only mechanism that ensures that due process is being followed, and the constitution is being obeyed, is not able to be applied to the execution of a given policy, then that policy should be preemptively off-limits until it can be retooled to make the necessary oversight feasible.