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That doesn't mean any and all treatment at a border crossing is legal. Would you not object to an anal probe administered by CBP?
by gottorf 3y ago
That doesn't mean any and all treatment at a border crossing is legal. Would you not object to an anal probe administered by CBP?
- tiahura 3y agoI wasn’t giving my opinion. IAAL, I was giving you the law.
- wolfram74 3y agoAnd the general thrust of pointing out things like this is to discuss whether or not the law is wrong. As laws are made and enforced by societies, it is entirely possible that they might need to be changed by those same societies as their needs and ethical standards change.
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- Y_Y 3y agoAnd would they object if I insisted on one, being in the "border zone"? This has to be a two-way street.