Second Circuit· 11/26/2007

Tabbaa v. Chertoff

Citations

509 F.3d 89
2007 U.S. App. LEXIS 27258
2007 WL 4150299

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recognizing that a “crucial” aspect of Customs and Border Protection’s authority “is to ‘prevent terrorist attacks within the United States’ and ‘reduce the vulnerability of the United States to terrorism.’” (quoting 6 U.S.C. § 111(b)(1)
explaining that “the decisive factor in the [routine border search] analysis is invasiveness of privacy”
stating that defendants there “properly do not contest that plaintiffs possess Article III standing based upon their demand for expungement” of data collected during border searches
discussing protected right of expression “through association at” an Islamic conference
analyzing First Amendment challenge to targeted border searches independently of Fourth Amendment
\Plaintiffs unquestionably had a protected right to express themselves through association at the [Reviving the Islamic Spirit] Conference.\

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Judges: Straub, Pooler, Parker

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