Surprisingly not. I’ve been told multiple times by various people whose business it is to know(mostly immigration lawyers, but not exclusively), if you’re a foreign citizen within US borders, or if a US official is dealing with you in some fashion, then you are afforded practically the same protections and privileges afforded to a US citizen as enumerated in the bill of rights in your dealings either within the US or with US officials, in most circumstances. At least to the best of my knowledge and memory.
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