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We went through the checkpoint in the RV a few years back. He asked if he could look inside. I said no. We were pulled up and the supervisor came and looked in the passenger side (the only door is on passenger side). My wife said peering inside without a warrant is in violation of the constitution. I think they decided an older white couple from the Bay in a $300,000 RV were not worth the trouble and waved us on. California - where the illegals are free to roam and the older white couples paying for it all are shaken down.
This is true. The amazing thing is that when they catch illegals they don't deport them. They just give them government benefits and turn them loose. So please tell me why they are stopping ANYBODY ANYWHERE.
We have not reached "Gestapo" levels, yet. That level of brutality needs to be put in perspective. Failure to produce papers, all in order, does not warrant a 9mm from das Luger , to the head. Yet. That, after a session on the push me pull you machine under guidance of der gute dokter.
Let's remember what the Nazis really were, before making such comparisons. We don't have it that bad, yet.
"show me your papers" is what we learned about Germany in the 1930s. Citizens were not free to move about the country. Now it's the same in the USA if you are within 200 miles of the border. Guilty until proven innocent is the border patrol mantra. Why are the citizens of the USA allowing our government to treat us as if we are guilty until we can prove we are innocent?
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No drugs or would-be immigrants were hidden in the sedan that rolled up to a Border Patrol checkpoint on a Southern California highway last week, but within 90 seconds the driver was handcuffed.
His 4-year-old boy was crying. And a video camera mounted on the car's dashboard captured the moment. The motorist had said he was an American but told the agent he did not have to say where he was going, would not consent to a search of his trunk and would not move his car.
"You brought this on yourself, buddy," an agent says as he is led away.
Another traveler came through a similar checkpoint in El Paso this month, also with a video camera rolling.
He, too, challenged the agent, saying he would not answer questions. After a few seconds he was curtly told, "Get out of here."
How would anyone know you were not a mule for illegal aliens?
Lots of people love to blame government and then get miffed when they are occasionally inconvenienced.
We would not need these check points that violate our civil rights, if our stupid ass government would enforce the part on the incentive to get here and pass an amendment to the US Constitution, to end birthright citizenship and the employer sanctions, that are already law.
Seizure of all assets, of those employing the tourists
We would not need these check points that violate our civil rights, if our stupid ass government would enforce the part on the incentive to get here and pass an amendment to the US Constitution, to end birthright citizenship and the employer sanctions, that are already law.
Seizure of all assets, of those employing the tourists
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