> "Carrying no devices ... interrogated for hours." Right. So citizens who are aware that the CBP can now peer into their personal affairs decide to leave thei

> "Carrying no devices ... interrogated for hours." Right. So citizens who are aware that the CBP can now peer into their personal affairs decide to leave their devices at home as a matter of privacy and principal. Therefore, this makes these citizens suspicious enough to be interrogated for hours, because: > People who don’t own laptops, tablets and/or smartphones yet travel internationally don’t exist anymore. Give me a break.