Second Circuit Allows Government to Search Electronic Devices at the Border Without Any Suspicion
- Press Statement The ruling endangers the freedoms of speech, press, and association, the Knight Institute says September 17, 2026 United States v.
- Alisigwe A Second Circuit case addressing warrantless cellphone searches at the border NEW YORK—The U.
- Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit today held that border agents may search travelers’ electronic devices without suspicion.
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- Press Statement The ruling endangers the freedoms of speech, press, and association, the Knight Institute says September 17, 2026 United States v.
- Alisigwe A Second Circuit case addressing warrantless cellphone searches at the border NEW YORK—The U.
- Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit today held that border agents may search travelers’ electronic devices without suspicion.
Sources: Knightcolumbia