Fourth Amendment protections are diminished at border crossings but searches must be based on some interest in identifying criminal activity or national security threat.
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- Fourth Amendment protections are diminished at border crossings but searches must be based on some interest in identifying criminal activity or national…
“Just because someone is reentering the country does not mean their constitutional rights evaporate. While Fourth Amendment protections are diminished at border crossings, searches must be based on some interest in identifying criminal activity or national security threat,” said ADC President and Legal Director, Jenin Younes.
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Origin: extracted from ADC sues DHS Secretary Mullin over illegal CBP seizure of Max Blumenthal’s devices · 2026-07-23 07:04