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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]From the article [quote] The traveler’s accusations are blatantly false and sensationalized,” CBP officials said in a statement to CNN affiliate WMUR. “CBP officers acted in accordance with established protocols. Upon arrival at the port of entry, the traveler was appropriately referred to secondary inspection –[b] a routine, lawful process that occurs daily and can apply for any traveler[/b].”[/quote] It’s a random stop. I’m as white as can be and had the secondary inspection flagged a few years ago. It’s like the random TSA flag. Not everything is drama. [/quote] When you had your secondary inspection, were you detained for several hours? Were you handcuffed and led to a cell? Were your belongings confiscated? Did the officers ask for your smart phone and password? [/quote] DP. I've seen this previously when traveling. It also happens hundreds of times a day by police. Police can do all of these things if they are legally detaining someone. Supreme Court has already spoken on the issue. [/quote] Stop lying. You have to have probable cause. And no you do not have to grant them access to your phone data without a warrant. [/quote] No probable cause needed for secondary stop. You don’t have to give them passwords, but they can take your devices. I know you won’t believe me, so here’s a Laywers page confirming it. https://hselaw.com/news-and-information/legalcurrents/preparing-for-electronic-device-searches-at-united-states-borders/#:~:text=Know%20your%20rights.,to%20attempt%20to%20unlock%20it. [/quote] Dude you were trying to claim that there is no probable cause needed for domestic police arrests. you are clueless. [/quote] I said there was no probable cause needed for secondary stop or phone passwords. Reading comprehension hard for you? [/quote] Dang you just cannot stop lying even when it’s literally there in print. You wrote: “Police can do all of these things if they are legally detaining someone”[/quote]
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