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Moreover, it's a foreign post office and much of the mail is foreign - since when does the FBI have jurisdiction over the entire world?
by ec429 15y ago
Moreover, it's a foreign post office and much of the mail is foreign - since when does the FBI have jurisdiction over the entire world?
- balac 15y agoSurely if the servers are located in the US you cannot argue that it is really a foreign post office.
- ec429 15y agoIf some airmail stages through a US airport, does the US have the right to rifle through the mailbags on the plane?
- atakan_gurkan 15y agoNot that I think this analogy holds, but I believe they would have the right, unless there is an international treaty that forbids them from doing so. That's what sovereignty is about. It is a privilege to use a US airport for this purpose, not a right.