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Of course, but they have the right to know what you are bringing in, this can involve searching people, it's a practical necessity. Try entering your country w
by JohnLeTigre 9y ago
Of course, but they have the right to know what you are bringing in, this can involve searching people, it's a practical necessity.
Try entering your country with a piece of nuclear grade uranium.
- LordWinstanley 9y agoI know some people's online comments are pretty toxic, but I'm struggling to think of a scenario whereby a Twitter stream or Facebook timeline could be used to make a 'dirty bomb' --and I'm not having much luck. Could you help me out here?
- JohnLeTigre 9y agoI'm sure you are aware that their justification is to help determine if people are linked to dangerous groups or not. Personally I wouldn't go that far but still, my point is that: not being searched at the border is a priviledge, not a right.