United States v. $35,131

Powerline ^ | Scott Johnson

[SaraJohnson]

I doubt they would put “foreign student” on a University ID. Using the word “foreign”in describing an “international” student would be politically incorrect.

This kind of false information is distributed in an attempt to discredit all questions about Obama’s background. It’s getting old.

[Tainan]

I did a MA in the mid-80s and strangely enough, I happen to have my student I.D. card in a box behind my desk.

In looking at it, there is a magnetic strip along the lower part of the back of the card.
There is no bar coding on the card.
It is a thick plastic photo ID. (I had a lot more hair back then)
Card is from a major mid-western University circa 1985.

[joe fonebone]

That’s the fact, Jack... :) I am amazed at how many so called conservatives not only allow the creep of totaltarianism into their lives, but actually applaud it (the patriot act is a prime example).. I guess that is why I can no longer call myself conservative. As the gipper once said (paraphrased) I did not leave conservatism, conservatism left me....

[muawiyah]

Scopes says it’s a rework of a 1998 student ID anyway.

[andy58-in-nh]

In recent years, I’ve discovered why people should never keep old ID cards: the damn picture keeps getting younger. ;-)

[Lonesome in Massachussets]

Apparently, they do.

[G Larry]

I would never declare Traveler’s Checks.

The law says “currency” and they are NOT currency.

[Lonesome in Massachussets]

I don’t know what the law says, but apparently the Homeland Security form includes cash-like instruments. Regardless, I’m gratified with the judge’s ruling.