claim: a judge's order means there's a "constitution exemption zone" if you live "within 100 miles of the united states border."
author: facebook posts
evidence_1: the fourth amendment of the u.s. constitution protects americans from random  and arbitrary stops and searches. according to the government, ... roughly two- thirds of the united states' population lives within the 100-mile zone—that is,  within 100 miles of a u.s. land or coastal border. that's about 200 million people.
evidence_2: feb 12, 2013 ... if it is a constitution free zone then federal law should not apply as it gets authority  from the constitution, right? ..... "the term `reasonable distance,' as used in  section 287 (a) (3) of the act, means within 100 air miles from any external  boundary of the united states or any shorter distance which may be fixed ...
evidence_3: roughly two-thirds of the united states' population, about 200 million people,  lives within the 100-mile zone that an outdated federal regulation defines as the  border zone—that is, within 100 miles of a u.s. land or coastal border. although  this zone is not literally "constitution free"—constitutional protections do still ...
evidence_4: jun 16, 2010 ... the “constitution free zone,” is the area within “100-miles of the us land and  coastal borders.” airports are also in these zones, regardless of their geographic  location. according to 2007 figures from the us census bureau, 197.4 million  people, 2/3 of the united states population, including the entire state ...
evidence_5: expedited removal is the term for a process related to immigration enforcement in  the united states during which a non-citizen is denied entry to and/or physically  removed from the united states, without going through removal proceedings ( which involve a hearing before an immigration judge). whereas the legal  authority ...