re: CBP Says Americans Have No Fourth Amendment At The Airport

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though this is legally contested).

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And there you have it



Lots and lots of smoke, running your copy and paste skills to death...but in the end, once identified for ABSOLUTE and 4 hrs later, they now have established citizenship and were embarrassed trying to find anything.

You can go on and on..no problem, but u know damn well how this plays out in a US court...if not...well I do.

BTW, on the game warden comment. My friend and neighbor is officer Boudreaux (Lafayette area, s down to the point. Everywhere in between.
I fell fairly confident in my knowledge of their purview

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The US Government can conduct suspicionless searches and detain individuals for a reasonable amount of time without suspicion or probable cause at US borders or US international airports.

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More importantly, it SHOULD be able to do that.

As a citizen, as I've travelled internationally, I never was under the impression that because I was a citizen, I didn't have to pass through Border control.

Does Cubbies just think that citizens just have to wave their passport and are exempt from processing at the border?

Maybe she's never travelled internationally?

Legally contested is your winning argument? Every single law and ruling are contested

Evidently your knowledge is a joke

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What I find concerning is that the anyone thinks 4 hours is a reasonable amount of time to search for drug, weapons or anything else on his person that might be illegal.

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If you are refusing a search and/or not cooperating it could make it reasonable..

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You are suggesting I do some sort of vetting? This is basically the recycled random Tweet board and you are scolding me for posting an article about a US citizen detained by CBP.

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A reasonable adult would take the incredibly short amount of time necessary to determine whether the underlying premise was offbase. Anyone who has flown since 2001 recognizes that Fourth Amendment Search and Seizure rights aren't absolute.

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It could be law for 5,000 years and it would still be cause for concern. You're right, I'm not aware of every legally allowed potential government abuse. Hopefully this travel blog will keep be abreast of more. Your disapproval is noted, though.

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The blind trust of the government is horrifying.

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I thought armor in Nola was terrifying?

Aggravated Assault - Police Officer-Strongarm, Indecent Exposure to Minor, Failure To Register As A Sex Offender
Arrested:
Pollock, Louisiana
Name:
LOBARDO HERNANDEZ-SANCHEZ

Rape - Strongarm
Arrested:
New Iberia, Louisiana
Name:
BOUNHAK SODABANH

Homicide, Homicide-Negligent Manslaughter-Vehicle
Arrested:
Houma, Louisiana
Name:
EMERSON PARADA-AMAYA

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Can you cite any statutory authority or court case that backs up your take here? Pretty sure the airport is not considered some embassy or international space.

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You are not considered "legally admitted to the US" until you have passed CBP inspection and processing. For non-citizens, this means the CBP can reject entry before US law takes effect.

For citizens, the CBP cannot deny entry but can engage in significant search and detainment prior to admission.

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When he objected, he says CBP told him he had “no Fourth Amendment rights at the border,”

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When did Houston Intercontinental Airport get moved to the border?

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It's so insane. The blind trust of the government is horrifying.

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Man…… I remember your wailing and crying during the Covid lockdowns… the screaming outrage of the government pushing a fake dossier to interfere in an election and to violate a candidate’s rights… the screaming about the unfairness of letting Eric holder skate on congressional contempt charges while throwing the book at another… the uncontrollable rage you have with civil asset forfeiture at airports… the screeching about the government charging a YouTube content creator over a video that they blamed for the attack on Benghazi… the tears that flow for flock cameras that basically track Americans’ movements every day…. The Pearl clutching over the government demanding social media to remove and censor public content… the lecturing of using speed and red light camera as profit generation for the local government thus denying the citizenry the ability to face their accuser… the standing up to the government about the government demanding citizens purchase insurance… the long essays about the overreach of gun restrictions by the government… the ramblings of the perpetual approval of the Patriot Act…. The clawing at the face of the expansions of the EPA giving them control over property owners’ land uses… the irritability of the government’s favoritism of relieving people who refuse to pay their student loans while people who paid off theirs get nothing… the endless protesting of the Department of Education being used to demand schools serve the food the First Lady wanted them to serve… the continual concern of media being proven to subvert their own duty and parrot the talking points of one side of the political spectrum…and your screaming and shouting at a formerly adored president who laid the groundwork and precedent of government by executive fiat.

Oh wait!!! We didn’t hear ANY protest of ANY of that!

But a foreigner being asked for documentation, same as every other 1st world country on earth does, and you keep blowing gaskets.

Selective outrage usually ends up in no outrage the rest of the people. So sorry. Now back to your white guilt crusades.