Ex-Mozilla CTO: I was grilled for three hours at US airport by border cops

“On this trip, the kiosk directed me to a Customs and Border Patrol agent who kept my passport and sent me to secondary inspection,” Gal said. Irked by Gal’s refusal, it is claimed, the border agents told him he had no constitutional nor any legal protections, and threatened him with criminal charges should he not concede to the search. “CBP’s baseless detention and intrusive interrogation of Andreas Gal and the attempted search of his devices violated his Fourth Amendment rights,” ACLU Northern California senior counsel William Freeman said of the complaint.

Source: www.theregister.co.uk