Did you know they are the oldest police force in America?

When entering the US you do not have the protection of the Fourth Ammendment! (even if you are a US Citizen) What that means is that if a Customs Agent wants to search you, detain you arrest you, he does not need probable cause he just does it. I understand why they need this authority, but it sucks for us.

The dogs they use are trained to detect only five substances. Marijuana, Heroin, Cocaine, Meth, I can't remember the fifth one, but steroids is not on the list. In fact, the agents only talked about cocaine and marijuana and guns. All the busts they showed had nothing to do with steroids. So, that means your chance of crossing into the US succesively with small amounts of personal
use is high.

Just some info for those heading south now and then.

I have a good buddy who is huge (but natural) and he goes to the states every month or so to spend hundreds of dollars on real supplements (such as DHEA, Creatine, etc.) and gets stopped at the border every time and is interrogated and searched because he looks like a gear-head.

One time they photocopied all of the labels of his supplements and sent them to the Canadian DEA...lol. He got a phone call weeks later that was dealt with easily.

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If they want to pat you down, search you, probe you throw you in a cell and forget about you they can. They are not I repeat NOT bound by the fourth ammendment which is the protection against unlawful searches and seizures.

Remember this: While Customs may let you into the US with a valid script from the country of origin. Most states have laws that require the script be from a US doctor. Therefore, while not violating Federal law, you are in violation of State law.

Again, I speak from professional experience.

Deputy Chesty

Federal laws govern the country as a whole and cannot interfere with individual states rights. I believe this falls under the 10th amendment.

Now States can enact laws that are stricter than Federal laws, but not less restrictive. Such as the case is in Kansas and Texas. Both these states have laws requiring all prescription medicine must have a script from a US doctor.

So, all I am saying is, if you do get into the country legally, it may be illegal for you to be in the particular state or locality you entered into or will travel to. If you are not a US citizen then you can have your meds as long as you have script from a doctor.

It is like I am allowed to carry a gun in AZ, but go to CA and I am breaking the law. The Federal (constitution) says it is legal for me to carry it, but the State has deemed it to be illegal within its borders.

chesty

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As for the script thing, I have put people in jail for not having a valid script from a US Doctor. The state laws of Kansas and most other states require this. If you doubt me take a 3 month perscription of Valium to Texas, with a script from a licensed Mexican doctor, walk into a police station and ask them if you are breaking the law. If your lucky, they will take your stuff and throw you out. More than likely, with a 3 month supply, whatever number that may be, you will be arrested possession of a controlled substance with the intent to sell and possession of a controlled substance without a valid US script. If that police station is within 1000 feet of a school, you are really hosed.

Again, it is just like the Federal Gun Laws. The Feds say that you may own a gun, pistol, rifle, ar-15, whatever, but the states can restrict that. They can tell you that you may not own a gun at all period! Look at some of the cities in this country they have done just that.

It maybe the 14th amendment. I am going to find a copy and post it in this thread.

chesty

It also depends on what you have.

Here is a copy of the 10th amendment:

Amendment X
The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor
prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to
the people.

A group of us went down to Mexico to get valiums and juice. The doctor that gave us the valiums told us to declare the valums at the border. But he said not to declare the deca, to hide it. A girl that went with us was taking paxil. The doctor told her that since the med was in its original bottle w/ scrip on it she would be fine.
Sure enough, she told them at the border that she had a US script for the paxil and we declared our valium. The customs agent warned us not to get caught with those valiums by the state police. They said Texas didn't recognize a Mexican script. So we went in the bathroom and stuffed it in our shoes and socks and down our pants legs.