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Finally, this is a brand-new effort and we will be adding more information on a regular basis.

Laminated rights cards

Carry these cards in your car and on your person. Present them to law enforcement if you are being questioned and wish to assert your constitutional right to remain silent and be free from search and seizure. Shop now

A pocket guide to border searches

This downloadable, printable guide is from our friends at the Electronic Frontier Foundation.

ACLU guide to electronic devices at border crossings

Our friends at the ACLU discuss Customs and Border Patrol demands to search your phone or other electronic device. This is not settled law and you may not be as protected as you think you are.