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It does not matter. AFAIK Montana is part of USA and all the citizens and LPRs have a full right to travel everywhere they want.
It is another reason for NOT detaining the ladies because no illegal alien in his right mind will go to a place where he stick like a Giraffe in a flock of geese.
Of course it is. But that doesn't change the fact that it is rare in that location therefore a reasonable suspicion. I am not condoning nor castigating what he did as that is up to his superiors.
If you are driving a car that would be your driver's license. Border Patrol exists because we have immigration laws (and people who break them) not because this is 1939 Nazi Germany.
Sixty-two of the people arrested had prior criminal convictions; 31 had re-entered the United States illegally after previously having been deported.
Most of the people arrested were from Mexico. The arrests also included people from El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Ethiopia, South Sudan, Kenya, the Ivory Coast and Sudan, ICE officials added.
I am guessing you have zero actual legal training but listen to a lot of talk radio.
I also notice that you are dodging the only important question. What reasonable suspicion or probable cause is created by a person speaking Spanish?
I'm guessing you never finished high school. Ask any attorney or a para legal, or anyone on the street if you're detained by the police, that's means you're arrested. Even ask your pals here, maybe even Wikipedia, sad you know so little.
In regard to his questioning that's up to the officer to articulate the factors as to what caused his reasonable suspicion. Time of day, personal observation of their behavior, rational inferences. For all I know in this case it may have been a voluntary contact. The police do not need any sort of proof to conduct a voluntary encounter and you're under no obligation to cooperate.
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