Yes, you are being detained for an immigration inspection. >> You have probable cause of leave. I'm not a US citizen. >> Watch these cops mess up big when they unknowingly pull over a defense attorney who schools them in a heartbeat and gets a free lawsuit in the process. >> So, you do understand the purpose of an immigration checkpoint. Correct. >> I sure do. >> Okay. Well, do you have reasonable suspicion that I've committed a crime? >> No, I don't. But what I do have is the right to question you. I can't keep you here until I'm satisfied that you're a United States citizen. Well, no. I haven't committed any crimes. I don't have to answer that. How should you do, sir? >> And uh how are you guys related? >> I'm not going to answer your question. Do you have a probable cause that I'm committed a crime and done something illegal? >> No, I don't. >> Then I should be allowed to go on my way. You have reasonable suspicion that I'm not a US citizen. >> We don't need reasonable suspicion. >> Okay. Then why am I being detained? You have a right to ask me if I'm a US citizen. I have a right to say I don't want to answer that. And how do I formally file a complaint? File a complaint about what, sir? I'm going to be polite, officer. I am just asking a simple question. Tears.