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outofatacos wrote: > I haven't traveled abroad in a couple years, so I'm not sure exactly how this works, but I would be unable to contain my laughter if some
by takeda 9y ago
outofatacos wrote:
> I haven't traveled abroad in a couple years, so I'm not sure exactly how this works, but I would be unable to contain my laughter if some CBP cop asked me to unlock my phone or laptop. Is this something that actually happens nowadays? Why on earth would anyone ever consent to this nonsense?
For some reason this comment is dead and it is a valid question IMO.
For people who don't know, if you don't have a citizenship they actually might deny your entry if you won't cooperate.
If you do, they can't refuse you entering the US, but they can confiscate your electronics.
Doesn't seem right, that's why EFF and ACLU is suing.
- rothbardrand 9y ago> confiscate Steal. Confiscation without a warrant is theft. With a warrant they may be able to search, but failing to return within 48 hours is also theft. Alas, the government steals so much in so many different ways, and runs schools indoctrinating children in "patriotism" that its hard for people to see these things anymore.