Reply #76: Mexicans don't have to apply US Constitutional case law

[jberryhill]

Why would I object to whether Mexicans are violating the Fifth Amendment by conducting interrogations of passengers.

They can do that.

I object to US officials conducting non-Mirandized interrogations in the US, because it is a violation of the US Constitution.

The Mexicans have their own Constitution.

I enjoyed my trip there, and found the "red button" random search machine to be fascinating, but it is still a randomized statistical search.

Israel also has internal checkpoints, heavy surveillance of movement, electronic surveillance of foreign visitors, a population of which a majority of native adults have served in the armed forces due to compulsory service, and a lot of other factors that make the airport safer, before passengers even show up, and which we would not tolerate.

Israeli techniques in Mexico have made NO DENT in terrorist attacks on airlines in Mexico. Which were zero before they got the advice.

I am starting a drinking game, though. Everytime someone on DU says "security theater", everyone has to have a drink.