If every one that answered would read the article instead of just watching the video, it would explain a lot. It's too much to really go into, but it works out to the fact that they can ask about citizenship, but can not search without probable cause. Funny thing that is mentioned is that if 'detained' for not answering the question, the first thing that happens is that they are read their Miranda rights that start with "You have the right to remain silent".
I can understand the need to question people when crossing the border, but 100 miles inland, to me, is a bit much. With that thought in mind, it seems that when traveling the roads, and having never even left the country, the right to "remain silent" when questioned isn't as much of a right as we'd like to believe................thus one of the problems with this particular scenario. Basically if we give up, or let this simple right be taken freely, then what's next? That's what I have a problem with, especially when you look at the other freedoms they are trying to hard to take, one step at a time.
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