Illegal Searchs - Amtrak-DEA vs. 4th Amendment
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Ben Masel hands out "Just Say No to Unreasonable Search and Seizure" t-shirts at the Albuquerque, NM Amtrak station. Amtrak provides DEA with info on passengers,who report unwarrented harrassment. Watch agents skulk and flee.
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-Sean Lee,
Member, ACLU
Maybe if their weren't any terrorist's in the world, we wouldn't have to take such measures.
"there is law, but no justice"
You are giving up your rights for so called security.
Whats next? Would you allow them to search your home for your own security?
The DEA is taking DRUGS off the street.s
If you don't have anything to hide, then what do you care if you are searched??
TONS of drugs are carried on Amtrak, I take Amtrak all the time and I love the DEA.
KEEP SEARCHING THOSE TRAINS!!
**IF you don't have anything to hide, then you shouldn't care!! **
All I see in this video is some stupid liberal hippie screaming like a little pussy.
The Founding Fathers were concerned about precedents set by authority.
As Justice Brandeis said, "Experience should teach us to be most on our guard to protect liberty when the governments purposes are beneficial. The greatest dangers to liberty lurk in insidious encroachment by men of zeal, well-meaning but without understanding".
And I'd never-EVER-consent to a warrentless search by ANY cop. By denying permission to these DEA clowns to search my property, I'm upholding the greatest of conservative values: the right to be left alone and protection from arbitrary government intrusion.
All I see in this video is some stupid liberal hippie screaming like a little pussy."
This is really too easy:
UNITED STATES v. JACKSON, 381 F.3d 984.(10th Circuit, 2004) Federal district court's (Dist. of N.M) granting of motion to suppress evidence obtained by DEA agent in unlawful search of Amtrak passenger UPHELD by US Circuit Court of Appeals.
DEA ROCKS>