The Federal Government's Insane Approach to Privacy

The National Guard see themselves as also having the ability to sort of waive the Fourth Amendment, what that would mean for the privacy of people living along the border. We're allowed within 25 miles of the border by the law to go on anybody's private property and even search their buildings if it's not a domicile. And then within 100 miles of any land or sea border, which encompasses two thirds of the United States population,. We can basically stop you and ask you to prove that you're a United States citizen. They then get to police American citizens or legal residents.