Posted on 02/28/2013 10:23:25 AM PST by B4Ranch
Let’s do it in reverse. That would be easier. So far, we still have the right to eat, drink and sleep without the government telling you how, when, where, etc. Outside of that, it varies a lot.
What? I live in Western Michigan in one of the yellow bands on the map, but there is no way that I am within 100 miles of Canada!
You are right. I have time to take every theory advanced and research it to see if it is true.
Therefore, I shall put the research into what this author might have been basing his article on on my “to do” list as soon as I have finished reading the citations that were provided by other authors in their articles, as the majority do.
“... we still have the right to eat, drink and sleep without the government telling you how, when, where, etc....”
Not if you’re in Bloomberg’s NYC, or anywhere if the First Lady gets her way.
DHS considers all open water boundaries to be international waters therefore the shores are within their search authority and jurisdiction. The US Border Patrol therefore can search any person or vehicle within 100 miles of the boundary without a warrant or court order.
DHS considers all open water boundaries to be international waters therefore the shores are within their search authority and jurisdiction. The US Border Patrol therefore can search any person or vehicle within 100 miles of the boundary without a warrant or court order.
If I come by boat from Canada to Chicago. Chicago is an interntional port with a US Customs Office and a US Border Patrol team on duty 24/7 waiting to search me, my luggage and the boat if they wish.
I suppose they could press the point on within 100 miles of an international airport if they really wanted to. Or within 100 miles of the Mississippi and other larger rivers.
You are correct.
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