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Not saying anything about the law on this statement, although it can be argued and in the eyes of our founding fathers it is a violations of the 4th amendment. Although I mainly address the organization, where in the law or constitution does it permit the U.S. Government to create a organization that allows a entity of the government to search it citizens without cause or due process. I believe that this need to go through the legislative process and for this to happen it need to be petitioned before the people. So I will ask a question, would this be acceptable to our founding fathers if this situation existed back in their day.
once you reference the constitution you are talking about legality
and your question is meaningless since nobody could answer it with anything more than a guess not to mention our founding fathers accepting something also wouldnt change the laws. History shows there were many different things they didnt agree on or were "accepting" of but it was still legal/illegal :shrug: