I think you're missing the point. She doesn't fault them for "doing their job," she finds fault with the fact that there is a government job in which she sees v

I think you're missing the point. She doesn't fault them for "doing their job," she finds fault with the fact that there is a government job in which she sees violations to the Constitution. Also, if you would like to let someone look at your possessions, that's your right. But, a government official cannot, without reasonable cause, demand to look at your property. I'm not saying I would have tried to pull this off, but there is something to be said for her continuously asking "do you have a warrant."