Originally Posted by
jphripjah
What is the best way for an average citizen to receive information from CBP as to whether they have a right to remain silent when questioned at ports of entry, and what treatment or consequences a citizen should expect will follow if he exercises his right to remain silent?
Is there an address or office where someone can write and get a response from a live person?
You could always hire a lawyer and ask. I doubt the CBP would answer such questions.
Based on experiences reported here:
1. you do have the right to remain silent
2. you can expect a thorough search of your person and belongings and a significant delay