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VICTORY: A new Border Patrol policy requires consent from bus companies or their employees before agents can board.
Your move, @GreyhoundBus. How will you protect your passengers?https://apnews.com/48960c783dd3f22af2ad320227e40b20 …
These have always been your rights. CBP is acknowledging them now because you demanded it.https://action.aclu.org/petition/greyhound?initms_aff=nat&initms_chan=soc&utm_medium=soc&initms=200214_tw&utm_source=tw&utm_campaign=&utm_content=200214_immigration&ms_aff=nat&ms_chan=soc&ms=200214_tw …
This fight isn't over. No company should expose its customers to illegal racial profiling or harassment.
@GreyhoundBus must clearly and consistently tell CBP that they do not support immigration enforcement on their buses, at their stations, or during transfers.
Know your rights. If you've been harassed by Border Patrol on a bus, train, or other form of transportation, we want to hear about it. Email us at nomigraonbuses@aclu.org.pic.twitter.com/hvXQfZ8ATB
The companies can decide to allow them on board but that does not give them the right to demand documents, search people, or property.
Greyhound can let them on or everyone dismounts and gets a cavity search in the back room. Their choice.
Yeah. That doesn't sound too Nazi.
Yeah. Because, American born Latinos returning from Mexico on buses would never be singled out for extra scrutiny, because of their skin color. 
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