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US border agents can search travelers' phones without a warrant, court ruling reaffirms.

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A federal appeals court ruling reaffirms that US border agents do not require a warrant to search travelers' electronic devices. This authority falls under a long-standing exception to Fourth Amendment protections at the border. The ruling specifically applies to international travelers re-entering the United States. The legal principle, often called the "border exemption," is based on national sovereignty and security interests.

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