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"Freedom of movement is basic in our scheme of values. Our nation, wrote Chafee, has thrived on the principle that, outside areas of plainly harmful conduct, every American is left to shape his own life as he thinks best, do what he pleases, go where he pleases." - Justice William Douglas
Checkpoint USA is dedicated to exposing the police state - one checkpoint at a time.
Checkpoint USA is dedicated to exposing the police state - one checkpoint at a time.
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CheckpointUSA commented on Illegal Internal Immigration Checkpoint
"Wrong again weinmanjoe. The Supreme Court has made amply clear that checkpoint stops represent 4th amendment seizures:
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CheckpointUSA commented on Abusive Border Patrol Agents w/ Nun Chucks at NM Checkpoint
"Actually you have it backwards pegasux1. The problem with this country is too much undeserved respect for authority & not enough people exercis..."
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CheckpointUSA commented on Illegal Internal Immigration Checkpoint
"Your ignorance is shining through weinmanjoe. The Border Patrol conducts 2 types of checkpoint operations with different legal authority according ..."
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CheckpointUSA commented on Illegal Internal Immigration Checkpoint
"According to the U.S. Supreme Court an illegal search at this type of checkpoint would include conducting a search absent consent or probable cause..."
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CheckpointUSA commented on Illegal Internal Immigration Checkpoint
"Looks like the Border Patrol has taken your advice in not supporting the U.S. Constitution via U.S. Supreme Court rulings weinmanjoe. Luckily, as D..."
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The U.S. Supreme Court has identified three distinct definitions of 'United States' in 'Hooven & Allison Co. v. Evatt'. If there are three different and distinctly independent "United States", then it follows that there are three different types of 'U.S. Citizen'. Your question is ambiguous and I don't consent to invite any presumptions upon myself. Which United States do you mean?
Should make for a little bit of fun with them. :-)