Study Estimates Nearly 96% of Private Property Is Open to Warrantless Searches

"open-fields doctrine,"

Fun fact, there is only one Federal Agency that is required to obtain a warrant to access "open fields"

The US Border Patrol.

When they passed IRCA (Immigration Reform and Control Act) they slipped in a provision requiring the BP to obtain what's called a 'Blackies Warrant' to conduct worksite enforcement.

This was done to keep the BP from conducting farm and ranch operation in the interior of the US. They had routinely been conducting such operations to remove illegal aliens from the agg workforce since the 1920.

These operations ensured citizens and legal residents received higher wages. Remember Cesar Chaves hated illegals with a passion because farmers used them to depress unions and wages.

Note: The BP was originally under the Department of Labor.

The IRCA legalized tens of thousands of illegal agg workers who promptly sought better work in fields like construction. This was the end of meddle class construction jobs.

Into this agg labor void/shortage rush an entire new generation of illegal aliens. To ensure that agg labor needs were met they forbid to BP from doing worksite enforcement without a warrant.

None of these development were a surprise to anyone at the time, they were the desired outcome from the start.

Anytime you see bipartisan immigration legislation being proposed question their motives and check the fine print. Its likely to be a snow job.

Americans, in the “land of the free,” are slowly realizing that they have been imprisoned and enslaved by tyranny.

this really hasn't been a free country since the 30s. Others might say since 1913, and they wouldn't be wrong. It has taken a long time to strip all vestiges of freedom and bring us to the point where the covid lockdowns could occur with barely a whimper.

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