Originally Posted by
Bwipilot
I'm not sure where you are coming from. My perspective is that the problem is that the rights of the few are championed over the safety of the many. The "right" to travel isn't in our Bill of Rights. Hence, there are many people on the Do not Fly lists. However, enough people use patient/client privilege to ensure that people with mental illnesses are protected.
The right to travel has been recognized as a fundamental Constitutional right under the Privileges and Immunities Clause since 1823.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freedo...w#Restrictions
No Constitutional right is absolute, but when one is considered "fundamental" (such as the right to bear arms) the ability of law enforcement to intervene or regulate the right is severealy limited, whether the protected right is claimed by the majority or the minority at any given time.