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For non-citizens, yes. But they cannot deny entry for US citizens, and they cannot detain citizens indefinitely.
by donald123 10y ago
For non-citizens, yes. But they cannot deny entry for US citizens, and they cannot detain citizens indefinitely.
- falcor84 10y agoI suppose an interesting form of DoS protest would be to have a large group of people refuse to unlock their phones and take up all of the space in the customs holding cells.
- vkou 10y agoGood luck with that, since most people crossing the border aren't asked to unlock their phones in the first place. If you have any doubts about that, you should visit a US-Canada border crossing. The overwhelming majority of travelers are not subjected to through inspection.