Your cell phone and the police

[Cameramonkey]

I believe you, I just can't really wrap my head around the difference. In both cases the person would be giving up the contents of their mind to allow the police to access the evidence. To go sci-fi for a moment. It would be like if they could read a persons mind being found as not testifying against yourself. Fingerprint scanner unlocking I can see, forcing disclosure of knowledge not so much.

How about this:
Officer: We want to search your car. Give me your keys. I see them in your hand.
You: Fine *hands him the keys*
Officer: OK, where did you park it?
you: "Gee, I dont recall."

The first one is not testamentary. The second is.

 

[BigShow]

Can you find anything in the Constitution that limits natural rights to citizens only?

No I can not, but I do not find anything where the Founding Fathers grants Constitutional rights to our enemy's either. Yes I looked. Can you show me where the Founding Fathers granted our enemy's Constitutional rights.

 

[Timjoebillybob]

How about this:
Officer: We want to search your car. Give me your keys. I see them in your hand.
You: Fine *hands him the keys*
Officer: OK, where did you park it?
you: "Gee, I dont recall."

The first one is not testamentary. The second is.

Change car keys to phone, and park to passcode. What's the difference?

Can you find anything in the Constitution that limits natural rights to citizens only?

No I can not, but I do not find anything where the Founding Fathers grants Constitutional rights to our enemy's either. Yes I looked. Can you show me where the Founding Fathers granted our enemy's Constitutional rights.

Nope, but are they enemies in the traditional sense? And if they were as stated above we are signatories of treaties that protects their rights.

 

[KLB]

Can you find anything in the Constitution that limits natural rights to citizens only?

No I can not, but I do not find anything where the Founding Fathers grants Constitutional rights to our enemy's either. Yes I looked. Can you show me where the Founding Fathers granted our enemy's Constitutional rights.

Question. Was there such a thing as an illegal immigrant in the late 1700s?

 

[JettaKnight]

Question. Was there such a thing as an illegal immigrant in the late 1700s?

I'm not sure if there was anything till the Page Act in 1875.