Walter Olson (@walterolson): "Chavarria, a U.S. citizen, was held at the airport "for more than four hours and released only after he finally agreed to let the agents search his smartphone, tablet, and laptop computer. The agents...informed him that he had no Fourth Amendment right to resist." The Pacific Le…"

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Chavarria, a U.S. citizen, was held at the airport "for more than four hours and released only after he finally agreed to let the agents search his smartphone, tablet, and laptop computer. The agents...informed him that he had no Fourth Amendment right to resist." The Pacific Legal Foundation is suing.

reason.com

CBP agents held this U.S. citizen for hours until he agreed to let them search his electronic devices

A federal lawsuit argues that perusing travelers’ personal data without a warrant or probable cause violates the Fourth Amendment.

Dec 15

3:23 AM

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