> what data do you have That's really irrelevant. The question should be, "what data does the government think I have, and what evidence do they have that I ha

> what data do you have That's really irrelevant. The question should be, "what data does the government think I have, and what evidence do they have that I have it?" Crossing the border feels like "guilty until proven innocent", which completely goes against everything this country was founded on. If I'm not traveling with my wife and kids, I'll put up a much bigger fight at security check points. Yes, it's annoying to the people who have to check me, but they're being paid for it (well, not while there's a shutdown) so I don't feel too bad. If they do have evidence of wrong doing, it shouldn't be hard to get a warrant. We should be following due process at the border, especially for American citizens.