> The new requirement for reasonable suspicion did not rein in the law at all, Mr Beagle said. > > "They don't have to tell you what the cause of that suspicio

> The new requirement for reasonable suspicion did not rein in the law at all, Mr Beagle said. > > "They don't have to tell you what the cause of that suspicion is, there's no way to challenge it." This makes me particularly uncomfortable. There should be reasonable grounds. > Border officials searched roughly 540 electronic devices at New Zealand airports in 2017. That does seem low, out of what I assume is hundreds of thousands of travelers. With that said, it still doesn't sound reasonable.