>>>>I didn't say otherwise.
>>>>
>>>>I said that the issue is that the people who are pissed are pissed because they're not being granted the same
>>>>rights as citizens. Personally I don't think most law abiding citizens would care being stopped and askled for Id if it help reduce the
>>>>illegal population, just like most law abiding citizens accept the enhanced security at the airport if it reduces/eliminates terrorism.
>>>
>>>Here's one law-abiding citizen who would object to being stopped and asked to show proof of citizenship.
>>>
>>>Tamar
>>
>>Would you object to being stopped at the airport to ensure you're not a terrorist?
>
>Randomly in the airport without my doing anything in particular to arouse suspicion. Yep, I would. The Constitution guarantees me
the right to be "secure in my person."
>
>Do I object to the standard screening procedures? Only because they're a joke. Some reasonable screening of passengers and baggage is acceptable.
>
>Tamar

Bottom line is, you have no say in being stoped & questioned, other than to not fly. Same thing applies here. Don't want to be stopped
on the streer by a cop? Don't leave your house.

The police have aleays had the right to stop & question anyone. Nothing has changed,