I don't mind being stopped by the police if it's a matter of "we were chasing a guy and he came this way".
This is no different from stopping you on the sidewalk and making you produce your papers. http://www.rollingstone.com/politics/news/border-patrol-agents-stop-domestic-travelers-at-new-york-airport-w468643 …
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I absolutely agree that stopping people arbitrarily and demanding papers is bad; but this doesn't seem to be such a case.
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Did you actually read that article? The point seems to be that the agency is not authorized to perform such a search.
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That's what I meant by saying it was like stopping you on the sidewalk and asking for papers.
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is that ok? In Australia we typically would have to have broken a law or be suspected of having done so for ID to be requested.
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No, that is not ok.
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we also don't have an ID card - maybe a drivers licence
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when your removing an occupying invading force it's the only way.
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not 1 person took a principled stand against this? Def illegal to force after flight/anywhere domestically. Troubling
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