08-01-2018, 10:14 PM
No one that I know of has established a constitutional right to travel by airplane, is this what you imply? If so maybe you can cite the source and we'll all learn something. While there is freedom to travel in general (or so I suppose), and freedom to conduct interstate commerce, it does not follow that taking passage on the plane is a right. For that matter the TSA regulations and the no-fly list have come about because of federal law, so if something is wrong (or allegedly wrong) with that law or those regs, then someone could file suit to challenge them on various grounds. Do you want to do so?
Last time I checked, there's nothing wrong with being troubled on an issue -- I haven't formed a total opinion one way or the other b/c I've not read it yet, otherwise I would have said so. But its implementation as reported does pose some concern for me... I trust that is ok!
Not sure of its impact upon the 2A but it might very well have one.
Last time I checked, there's nothing wrong with being troubled on an issue -- I haven't formed a total opinion one way or the other b/c I've not read it yet, otherwise I would have said so. But its implementation as reported does pose some concern for me... I trust that is ok!
Not sure of its impact upon the 2A but it might very well have one.
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