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Man 'refused entry into US' as border control catch him with bald JD Vance meme
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this post was submitted on 24 Jun 2025
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That should be against privacy laws in some countries and considering you can sue people from outside the US into the US court because of US rules it would make sense to have it the same with that human rights form one country exist in other countries. Sadly the world isn't built ontop of logic.
It’s also a blatant violation of the 4th Amendment.
Within 100 miles of the border there is a warrantless search exception, but I hear you.
The problem is that the Constitution doesn’t have a “except within 100 miles of a border” clause.
The lawlessness and corruption in the US is incredible.
If only there were politicians that upheld the Constitution