Originally Posted by
LoganTSO
I think it's awesome. It does close a potential security risk, ie suicide bombers setting themselves off in a ticket queue.
Application of this argument to its logical conclusion would suggest that anyone can be searched anywhere. How is this constitutional?
As I understand, we have to submit to administrative search in order to board an aircraft. Why should a person who is meeting an arriving passenger be subjected to a search? Please cite a legal precedent that allows it.