They can legally do a lot more than that. There is also a huge space between "obeying the laws and policies in the most conservative sense" (which is what you

They can legally do a lot more than that. There is also a huge space between "obeying the laws and policies in the most conservative sense" (which is what you described) and being "illegal". > do you apply this everywhere In fact I do. > should I let them because they can illegally shoot me I'm not suggesting what you should do. That's up to you. I'm just saying the government can do a lot more than you think and get away with it, including "illegally" shooting you in circumstances. It's always a balance of risks. For me personally, If a normal cop ask to enter I'll refuse. But if it's ICE? That's suddenly a much harder choice. Actually no I'll probably die either way. Who cares.