Actually you have every right to question it.
CBP simply is not obligated to tell you…another little bit of freedom we have given up for “security”.
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“Sir” why?
- It can’t happen to citizens
- It only happens to uppity citizens.
- ???
I’ll help
“Normal, reasonable, in this day and age, with everything going on, officer safety, how do I know you aren’t…”
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And doug’s claim is, he was stopped while walking,
You’re turning me into a prog.
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First time I saw this, the whole story didn’t register.
Why did a cop ask you for your ID if you were out for a walk?
I go out for a walk or a run, I don’t take my ID.
5 hours.
You’ve arrived.
5 hours.
Handcuffed.
Oh boy, I’m going to Italy in September. Sure hope those border meanies don’t give me a hard time when I come home! Me of Italian descent and having that last name ending in a vowel’n stuff. 
You’ll be lucky you don’t end up in CECOT.
and tranny freaks in sports
The biggest mistake is when people let the perfect be the enemy of the good. Our current illegal invader crack down is the best it’s been in my lifetime. There’s no way in hell it’s getting shut down because it isn’t perfect. Mistakes will be made. But continue the round up. Say bye to this misfit.
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ah but didnt you see how many threads there are on this now?
it’s the norm! 
The system we had to deport people was good enough. The problem was not the deportation methods but whether people were willing to do it.
Adding to the system a third party country prison was not needed AT ALL.
The changes Trump made are making the process more prone to mistakes, not less.
And added in a Constitutional violation as well.
These aren’t improvements.
Unless your goal is something other than simply removing illegals.
Hmm…
PS So you don’t like tattoos. Is this now a criterion for removing someone without due process?
Can’t help if it doesn’t register. It was late at night, I had my wallet in my pants as I do today when I walk. He grabbed my wallet, checked my identity on his radio, and gave me a brief lecture on the dangers of walking late at night.
But it’s not required that citizens carry their ID with them everywhere they go.
See the problem here?
And you didn’t explain why they stopped you.
The only thing he told me was that someone had called in and reported a strange person walking through the neighborhood. As I was walking and it was dark, I don’t know how he could have determined strange. He patted me down and when he felt the wallet he grabbed it, no permission asked. I could have had a fit and started going on about my rights, but I wanted to go home instead of some station house.
By the way, we are talking twenty years or more ago.
