No, the bill of rights protects you from warrantless search and seizure. You have no such rights when you travel. That moronic TSO three years ago in MKE was actually 100% correct. "There is no bill of rights in here." And the current occupant of the white house, mister I'm on your side, does nothing to stop it, even though he could do so wit hthe stroke of a pen.

CHANGE! CHANGE WE CAN BELIEVE IN!!

--PP