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If by "required to" you mean "legally and constitutionally required to", then that's still at least somewhat ambiguous and hasn't been fully tested in court. I
by apetresc 10y ago
If by "required to" you mean "legally and constitutionally required to", then that's still at least somewhat ambiguous and hasn't been fully tested in court.
If by "required" you mean "to get on my flight and avoid getting arrested", then probably yes, it's required.