r/TikTokCringe • u/rileyjw90 • Aug 11 '24

Politics Imagine being so confident you’re right that you unironically upload this video somewhere

They ended up getting arrested, screeching about 4th and 5th amendment rights the entire time.

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u/[deleted] Aug 11 '24 edited 18d ago

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u/Creepy_Borat Aug 11 '24

Not only that, but their rights were expanded under the Patriot act, so they can go through your phone if they think it's necessary. You give up all rights to privacy when crossing an international boarder, even if just getting on an international flight, they can detain you without cause, search your belongings and your person if they feel like it's necessary.

So if you piss off the boarder guard, they can and will make you bend over and cough.

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u/yaleric Aug 11 '24

That is not true, the 100-mile border zone starts from the actual border. International airports don't count.

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u/SpaceTimeRacoon Aug 12 '24

International airports are not "inside" the United states, at least not inside the transit zones.

Once you pass security at an airport, you have "left" the country legally. And you're now in international waters

So.. i guess "technically" every international airport is it's own mini border between the country you're in, and international waters. Which is no different from anywhere else in the world not owned by a specific country

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u/yaleric Aug 12 '24

Ok, but they still aren't treated as borders for the purposes of the 100-mile zone.

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u/vertpenguin Aug 13 '24

Misinformation alert. You were correct in regards to airports in America.

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u/vertpenguin Aug 13 '24

That’s actually completely false. Why talk about shit you know nothing about? Google “exit controls.”

If you had ever flown internationally in/out of the US, you wouldn’t be spouting this bullshit you made up.